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 Nice V20 on Ebay | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay Thats a nice rig! (If you don't mind the I/O flavor)....Only weak link is an old lower unit. | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay Well if any of you guys are watching reserve is $6,500. you can email me at [email protected] | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay Ebay $3,800. ??? no way. Oh well, guest she will be with me one more year. Full moon on the 13th block island bass montauk here i come. :P | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay Not to sure about the one in Wiscon. Looks abit used and abused. | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay Here is another. Hmm, maybe, but have no idea where the boat is located at. Fl. I figure. I like the drop/fall off platform and how its tied down. 8) http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1976-...QQcmdZViewItem | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay That '73 w/ a Johnnie 235...says it'll do 41 ::) ...somethin' wrong somewhere...think that guy's been wastin' lotta gas over the years... :P... | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay greateastern...thats your I/O V-20 ??? Sweeeet !!! If I can get anything back when I sell mine, I'll grab it at the end of the season. ;D | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay Yeah i like this too Pipe lol The old 2 thursty 5 motor have a new name lol. But notice in this pic the motor is on a plate on the transom signs of a bad transom :-/ And he has put a midsection extention on the motor. It's actually a 20 inch motor with the 5 inch ext. Humm :-/ plus the plate on the transom that's a bad sign. http://i1.ebayimg.com/03/i/07/17/1d/cf_12.JPG | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay RAP - in 1986 (I think) Evinrude/Johnson switched thier HP ratings from powerhead to prop. At that time, a 100hp motor went down to 88hp. Extrapolating the numbers upward at a loss of 12% would make the antique 235 hp motor about a 200hp or less. Some estimates I've found indicate as much as 25% diff between head and prop. If this were true, the antique 235 would be about a 175hp. Depending on prop and compression on this motor, and the weight of older motors, 41 mph might be reasonable. Blue's $.02 | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay Good point(s), Blue. Age, compression loss, take their toll on an engine. The 155 hp Johnson I had would push the ol' Pipe Dream along at 38 mph back in the day. But in later years that went down to 32-33 mph, all other things being pretty equal. Skool, I don't much care for that extension, either. And that plate goes away down the transom, often not a good sign. However, it isn't uncommon to see yards use a plate when re-powering, just to be on the safe side, even if the transom checks out. | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay Thats true, I've seen guys put them on newer boats too. Supposedly preventing problems especially if powered on the heavy side of the ratings :-/ | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay Nice V-20, but way out of my buget. Maybe I can cut his grass for the next ten years to lower the price. ;D | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay All: I can answer the 2 thirsty 5 questions from the voice of experience. 41 is just about right with a 14.5X19 pitch prop with the motor turning 5200 - 5300. The extension can be easily removed ( I have one installed on my unit) and can be reused on a number of lower units, making a 20 a 25 " shaft. They work quite well but are rather pricey. Why he's running the motor so jacked up I can't even guess. But if he was smart he's pull the extension and sell it on ebay seperately, lower the motor to where it should be and make himself a couple of bucks in the process. Kamikaze | 
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 Re: Nice V20 on Ebay I just keep thinkin' about the old 235 on my bro-in-law's 22' Grady...heavy boat and that thing would FLY!! :o ... | 
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