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| David Halstead |
Posted - 25 Feb 2016 : 14:59:38
Hi,hae just taken a Yamaha 9.9 four stroke off our Norman 20 to sevice and noticed the length of the watermark and wondered if a long shaft motor is to long boat is not here so cant measure transom height,does any owner know this measurement?thanks in advance.
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| jud |
Posted - 03 Mar 2016 : 20:07:24
Hi.
Doesn't an outboard for any Norman need to be longshaft?
Jud.
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| cliveshep |
Posted - 02 Mar 2016 : 12:22:34
21 inches from memory, the anti-cavitation plate on any outboard must be in a "clear swim" so below the hull bottom.
That's the horizontal plate above the prop. If you stood behind the prop and looked forward there should be nothing along the boats hull to impede the view. The 150mm x 65mm tapered keel of the Norman doesn't count.
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| df |
Posted - 25 Feb 2016 : 17:13:00
Assuming transom hasn't been cut about a norman 20 definately needs a longshaft outboard.
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| David Halstead |
Posted - 25 Feb 2016 : 16:25:27
Hi,thank you for your reply.quote:
Originally posted by pete-preston
Hi Dave
Sorry but I don't know the measurement you require, but am sure a
Longshaft outboard is the correct unit for your N20.
Ours ran happily with a Honda longshaft all the time we had her.
Pete/Maggie
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| pete-preston |
Posted - 25 Feb 2016 : 15:38:04
Hi Dave
Sorry but I don't know the measurement you require, but am sure a
Longshaft outboard is the correct unit for your N20.
Ours ran happily with a Honda longshaft all the time we had her.
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