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Old 06 May 2015, 15:09   #1
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Is This up To The Job.

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Found this on ebay item number 291454368018 Seems over powered and over weight what's your thoughts.Bet it goes well if it doesn't break in half.
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Honda Honwave T40 7 Man 4 metre RIB with Yamaha 40 HP Immaculate Condition | eBay



Edit; it says on the transom plate max hp 30
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Old 06 May 2015, 15:37   #3
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Not the best idea as you cannot insure it surely?
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Found this on ebay item number 291454368018 Seems over powered and over weight what's your thoughts.Bet it goes well if it doesn't break in half.
I would run it without a second thought. The 40hp 2 stroke yam would be lighter than the 40hp 4 stroke engine. Why don`t you message the seller to ask him to send you the engine weight, it should be on the engine plate.
If it comes back as just a little over the design limits I wouldn't fret, I dare say the 30hp limit is overkill well within the actual limit. Some folks like to stick to the rules the rest of us like to have fun.
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I would run it without a second thought. The 40hp 2 stroke yam would be lighter than the 40hp 4 stroke engine. Why don`t you message the seller to ask him to send you the engine weight, it should be on the engine plate.
If it comes back as just a little over the design limits I wouldn't fret, I dare say the 30hp limit is overkill well within the actual limit. Some folks like to stick to the rules the rest of us like to have fun.
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Anyone estimate what sort of this mould achieve
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Max Hp/Max engine dry weight: 30Hp / 70kg is the spec on the craft. There is no law in going over this, but it can invalidate insurance and will be interesting to defend if in a court or law.

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