RCMK steerable stern drive
06-18-2012, 02:29 PM
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RE: RCMK steerable stern drive
Better find yourself a needle-bearing that has needles the same size as the break-pin :-)
And make the square on the cable VERY light-going into the joint.
All is repairable easely , but IMHO it's not a "fool-proof" concept.
And make the square on the cable VERY light-going into the joint.
All is repairable easely , but IMHO it's not a "fool-proof" concept.
07-16-2012, 01:53 PM
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RE: RCMK steerable stern drive
So what your basically saying Hendrix, go with the WD-200 drives for the longevity if you can afford it ?
Cheers Mick
Cheers Mick
07-16-2012, 02:14 PM
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RE: RCMK steerable stern drive
ORIGINAL: qdemon
Hi if I were you I would forget trying to put any kind of steerable drive on a 39'' boat they are to big, i have a pair of WD200 drives on my 58'' apache ( see my pic ) drive is 6'' in length from Transom to drive dog, and you will need a lot of servo power ( more expense ).
Bob.
Hi if I were you I would forget trying to put any kind of steerable drive on a 39'' boat they are to big, i have a pair of WD200 drives on my 58'' apache ( see my pic ) drive is 6'' in length from Transom to drive dog, and you will need a lot of servo power ( more expense ).
Bob.
] I guess I am going to just put a AMPS z drive on her . I still wish some one made a smaller drive [&:]
