it actually sits up a bunch higher than my old Merc did, on the transom
cut-out.
But in terms of adding to pitching, whoa-boy, that's a Cy Young winner.
That bad-boy in
any sort of chop is going to be ugg-leee.
of course, we dont really get any chop on the Chessie....huh.
tom firds
office rat
Sailor Chef wrote:
Looks like a "Gill" bracket for sailboats. Talk about weight in the
ends. Seems like when broad reaching in "big" air, the motor would be
under water.
Just 4.75 cents (inflation) from a racer.
Mark
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*To:* [email protected]
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*Sent:* Tuesday, November 13, 2007 11:19 AM
*Subject:* catalina27-talk: Outboard Bracket Solution
To all you outboarders, there is a C-27 at our marina for sale
with a unique solution to mounting an outboard to the
transom...thought you may enjoy it. See link below. I do believe
a PO came up with the solution.
http://baltimore.craigslist.org/boa/442360287.html
Dave Tierney
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