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Deisel outboards are interesting but I like this configuration better! A single 600 hp deisel engine driving two outdrives. Although it might be a tight fit in a V20.
http://www.dusky.com/photo_gallery_p...s/DSC01260.jpg http://www.dusky.com/photo_gallery_p...s/P1010093.jpg Kamikaze |
thats something you don't see everyday
and for any of ya'll that haven't seen this all ready http://www.volvo.com/volvopenta/na/e...ta_ips/videos/ watch all 5 videos we've sold a couple of them, it makes a 42' boat drive like a 19' ski boat, and with the joystick, anyone can park one |
i watched the first two then got tired of waitng for the rest to load.
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kamikazi, where did you get those pic of the single diesel,twin drive boat, thats a neat set up, kinda thought about doing that myself(just thought about it, i don't have the money or the boat to do it). I'd like to see more of that set up
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I've considered a set-up like that many times, but never actually seen one. Think of the possibilities, milage, ease of maintence, reliability, and on and on and on. |
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It says for boats 30' and above, Looks like I need a bigger boat!! Any one want a 23' Sea Ox??:fam: |
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I ran across it on the Dusky website. Apparently they are starting offer a 33 center console configured in this manner. Not sure what woud happen if one of the drives went. Do you think one outdrive could handle the power of the engine alone? Spare: Ran across your listing of the free boat. Check this one out it's not free but a load of potential. http://spacecoast.craigslist.org/boa/577588668.html Kamikaze |
Those diesel outboards lok pretty sweet. I know years ago they couldn't sell them in the US because of emission problems not meeting our all-mighty, and all knowing governments regulations. 700 pounds is really heavy for a 200hp though. Probably swamp a V. I'd love to have one though.
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on that diesel even though its a heavy 200 it should have a crap load of torque though especially if its forced induction diesel.
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