new here

[cterrebonne]

Originally Posted by msbhammer

Welcome to Do the site, but plese read our Bi-laws. It states that newbies must post tons of pics of their V-20 to satisfy all the other members hear. *;D ;D ;D ;D ::) :P

funny. ;D, im going to the other shop tonight to snap some pics. it will be in the dark so i hope the flash will work well enough. should have them posted tomorow.

[Blue_Runner]

One of our members had a V-20 with twin V-4's, maybe 140's. The boat crossed ebay a few times over the past 4 years. Sat real heavy in the stern. If you can find a 2.0 liter Merc 150 you can get around 3.2 mpg cruise, thats what I have and get.

I think cterrebonne bought this boat from Havis. ;)

[cterrebonne]

Originally Posted by Airslot

One of our members had a V-20 with twin V-4's, maybe 140's. *The boat crossed ebay a few times over the past 4 years. *Sat real heavy in the stern. *If you can find a 2.0 liter Merc 150 you can get around 3.2 mpg cruise, thats what I have and get.

'Slot

i was comparing weights between the different set ups, i work at a dealership so i have alot of info at my disposal. and engine wise. OMC 60 deg. v-4 are 704 total weight compared to v-6 60 deg at 782 a pair. the v-6 are 78 pounds heavier. i also had some interesting designs on how i would make my bracket to help with the added weight.

[willy]

don't forget weight of props and rigging, not included in specs and you are going to need flotation back there, too much weight

[cterrebonne]

dont laugh.

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it needs a ton of work. it was left out in the weather for 4 years or so.