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Old 10-08-2007, 07:13 AM
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Default Re: Land and Sea Dyno Results from the 80's

The 1500XS 20" shaft was 275 lbs and the V200 20" shaft was 336 lbs. triples would be 825 lbs or 1008 lbs. And I know the V200 had a nasty tendency to self-destruct above 6500 rpm's.

Besides, you can easily fit triple XS motors on the transom of a 1973 20' Superfisherman. We had one with twin Merc 85 hp motors, and I commented at the time that you could fit 4 of them across if you wanted to. It would just submerge the transom. But not with a bracket
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