Central NEW YORK boaters
02-02-2013, 08:09 PM
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I'm getting used to saying Great Job Toast Joe will have his chest pumped out showing them hulls off.
I started my 45 twin build, I want to change the nose. Just me [8D]
I started my 45 twin build, I want to change the nose. Just me [8D]
02-06-2013, 08:42 PM
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Now why you go and paint the boat looked good in wood cleared finish.
Cobus
Now why you go and paint the boat looked good in wood cleared finish.
Cobus
I know.. I personally like the wood look to.. (I am a woodworker..) but these 4 boats are for Joe and zippkits to display at shows... he is the boss and the customer is allways right...
I would paint pink if thats what was asked!!!the JAE .45TWIN is staying natural and so is the JAE.45....Thanks for the nice words tho!! I can build you one all natural if you like...
02-09-2013, 09:11 AM
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I started to work on my 45 twin Zippkits rigger build. I can do my brass driveline and radio box layout. I also have the 45 Zip to seal and paint. Painting the sponson's and top of the tub. everything else clear.
Pigment will add weight. I want to be able to see the hull during a race. At them speeds any dead boat can be damaged easy. Speed kills
Pigment will add weight. I want to be able to see the hull during a race. At them speeds any dead boat can be damaged easy. Speed kills
02-10-2013, 09:02 AM
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What dia brass do you have in the twin? that should be done before the ski is attached.
What dia brass do you have in the twin? that should be done before the ski is attached.
Thanks Joe!!Mr. toaster
02-10-2013, 12:36 PM
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Thanks Toaster!
Awesome craftmanship on these boats for sure.
Neil, the 45 twin does not get any brass tubes in the tub. The brass and aluminum will form a permanent bond, unless you remove the boom tubes after every run...
Just a tiny bit of silicone around the front tube to help seal it to the tub, but still be removable if needed.
We like and use boom tube collars, even on the 67 and gas boats...
Joe
Awesome craftmanship on these boats for sure.
Neil, the 45 twin does not get any brass tubes in the tub. The brass and aluminum will form a permanent bond, unless you remove the boom tubes after every run...
Just a tiny bit of silicone around the front tube to help seal it to the tub, but still be removable if needed.
We like and use boom tube collars, even on the 67 and gas boats...
Joe
02-11-2013, 06:02 AM
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Yes Roger the dia of the stuffing tube. the 1/4 " seems small. I do have 5/16 or 3/8 bras pipe. The single 45 build has hardwood under the boom tube. So I am able to remove the boon tubes No clamps Screwing the boom tubes to the hull.
I knew they were to display ,So no drive-lines for display.
I'm in no hurry to finish the 45 twin. I do not plan on racing the twin hull. Just thinking out loud.
And to keep my tread going Here
I knew they were to display ,So no drive-lines for display.
I'm in no hurry to finish the 45 twin. I do not plan on racing the twin hull. Just thinking out loud.
And to keep my tread going Here
02-11-2013, 06:18 AM
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Yes Roger the dia of the stuffing tube. the 1/4 " seems small. I do have 5/16 or 3/8 bras pipe. The single 45 build has hardwood under the boom tube. So I am able to remove the boon tubes No clamps Screwing the boom tubes to the hull.
I knew they were to display ,So no drive-lines for display.
I'm in no hurry to finish the 45 twin. I do not plan on racing the twin hull. Just thinking out loud.
And to keep my tread going Here
Yes Roger the dia of the stuffing tube. the 1/4 " seems small. I do have 5/16 or 3/8 bras pipe. The single 45 build has hardwood under the boom tube. So I am able to remove the boon tubes No clamps Screwing the boom tubes to the hull.
I knew they were to display ,So no drive-lines for display.
I'm in no hurry to finish the 45 twin. I do not plan on racing the twin hull. Just thinking out loud.
And to keep my tread going Here
02-16-2013, 05:28 PM
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Here is my 45 JAE rigger with a new cowl https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink
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03-04-2013, 11:15 AM
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Here is my 45 JAE rigger with a new cowl https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink
Here is my 45 JAE rigger with a new cowl https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink
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For a long time and you exchange
,Your DF-45 boat finished ?
I just completed a new'JAE-21 ~ Charcoal-Broiled lobster ~
I have I asked you 'JAE'-21 will be a what speed?
H-7 propeller best ? There are any good recommendations ??
CKY
03-04-2013, 12:53 PM
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Hi Neil
For a long time and you exchange
,Your DF-45 boat finished ?
I just completed a new 'JAE-21 ~ Charcoal-Broiled lobster ~[img][/img]
I have I asked you 'JAE'-21 will be a what speed?
H-7 propeller best ? There are any good recommendations ??
CKY
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Here is my 45 JAE rigger with a new cowl https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink
Here is my 45 JAE rigger with a new cowl https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink
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| From 2-15-2013 |
For a long time and you exchange
,Your DF-45 boat finished ?
I just completed a new 'JAE-21 ~ Charcoal-Broiled lobster ~[img][/img]
I have I asked you 'JAE'-21 will be a what speed?
H-7 propeller best ? There are any good recommendations ??
CKY
03-04-2013, 12:59 PM
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Here is where we are at with our larger driver stand and CD station. The CD station will be completely enclosed from the weather and measures 8 feet x 10 feet. There will be a length of 24 feet for the drivers.
03-04-2013, 03:01 PM
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Hi Neil
For a long time and you exchange
,Your DF-45 boat finished ?
I just completed a new 'JAE-21 ~ Charcoal-Broiled lobster ~[img][/img]
I have I asked you 'JAE'-21 will be a what speed?
H-7 propeller best ? There are any good recommendations ??
CKY
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Here is my 45 JAE rigger with a new cowl https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink
Here is my 45 JAE rigger with a new cowl https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...eat=directlink
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| From 2-15-2013 |
For a long time and you exchange
,Your DF-45 boat finished ?
I just completed a new 'JAE-21 ~ Charcoal-Broiled lobster ~[img][/img]
I have I asked you 'JAE'-21 will be a what speed?
H-7 propeller best ? There are any good recommendations ??
CKY
03-04-2013, 03:28 PM
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we found that the lower the strut ,the better. Look were the wood ski stops ,at the front of the strut. My stuffing tube is resting on my ski .Your prop will grab more water. 
03-05-2013, 06:39 AM
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Neil, Is that a VAC 45 under that cowl? I'm in trouble if it is....
CMB vs. NR....
Neil, Is that a VAC 45 under that cowl? I'm in trouble if it is....
CMB vs. NR....
cky your strut should be OK as you have a long strut. It's back plenty.
Work crew will be @Stony Pond in 2 weeks. setting up a fence for the season.
03-06-2013, 11:11 AM
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we found that the lower the strut ,the better. Look were the wood ski stops ,at the front of the strut. My stuffing tube is resting on my ski .Your prop will grab more water.
we found that the lower the strut ,the better. Look were the wood ski stops ,at the front of the strut. My stuffing tube is resting on my ski .Your prop will grab more water.
My ski and strut only 1.5m.m. distance ( because I get rid of the bottom of the strut )
I have some 20 years ago, wood 3.5c.c.Hydro photo[/i]... It would be " JAE " predecessor here > > > Ha.ha
CKY