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kooker 07-18-2012 01:04 PM

Found the hull deadrise angle...what's my transom degree?
 
1971 20' SF....Used a protractor and it said 16...is my transom degree 14?

Old'sCool 07-18-2012 09:19 PM

Use the protractor to measure your transom angle. I believe it's 13*

kooker 07-18-2012 09:33 PM

I placed this on the transom and it read 16. Was that the transom degree or hull deadrise? I'm so confused with finding the transom degree...


http://i1197.photobucket.com/albums/...protractor.jpg

strick 07-19-2012 09:40 AM

It's 12 or 13 degrees depending on the tide and wind. :) Give that thing a tap and try it again. I have the same contraption.

strick

kooker 07-19-2012 01:19 PM

I put the flat bottom part vertical on the transom and it read 16. Is that giving me the hull deadrise or does that represent the transom degree?

Old'sCool 07-19-2012 03:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kooker (Post 205497)
I put the flat bottom part vertical on the transom and it read 16. Is that giving me the hull deadrise or does that represent the transom degree?

What you're looking for is the angle relation between the transom and keel. Using that tool the keel needs to be zero.

strick 07-20-2012 01:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kooker (Post 205497)
I put the flat bottom part vertical on the transom and it read 16. Is that giving me the hull deadrise or does that represent the transom degree?


transom degree

strick

GoodChance 07-20-2012 07:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kooker (Post 205423)
1971 20' SF....Used a protractor and it said 16...is my transom degree 14?

Is the keel level or tilted back by 4 degrees?


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