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Old 18 September 2016, 20:17   #1
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5.5 Delta transom

Has the transom been cut to suit engine? Or is this normal?
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Has the transom been cut to suit engine? Or is this normal?

5.5m Delta

I don't remember the radius at the top of the cutout being so big,I thought it was a bit sharper.

It is deep like that though.
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It was the different radius on each side that grabbed my attention, made me wonder was the transom supposed to be straight across!
Nothing to worry about then?
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I think the depth is right it's just the top of cutout that doesn't look right.
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Cheers, A1an, the radius I can deal with!!
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There's a picture in the thread below showing depth of cutout, not the best but it does show the sharp radius at the top.

http://www.rib.net/forum/f8/delta-5-...ine-58890.html
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Were are the lower engine mounting bolts?

The Delta has a deep V hull so a long shaft engine sit quite low on the hull and can be swamped by a stern wave if you stop quick in a straight line. The solution is don't stop quickly or reverse into waves, or fit a skirt to the inside of the transom. Delta did a GRP moulding for this.
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