Triple conversion?
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Has any one converted a triple too a staggard setup? Would the factory handle the transom work? I am getting tired of three engines.......Tom
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Thats funny that you ask that, I was just going to ask that about the 47s. there are some out there without motors. Anyone ever put large staggareds in the place of trips.
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Parnell converted his 41' saber from a trip to staggered.
Saber did majority of the work.
nauti kitty is his board name
I've considered the same with mine, told it's do able
but being an older boat it's also a lot of boat weight wise.
So it would take some power to move it to.
Biggest thing is if you plan on keeping the boat long term.
cause theres no $$$$ return on the conversion. So if ya
love your boat it's worth doing. Otherwise probably
more cost effective to find what you would like in a twin/staggered set-up.
Cougarman
Saber did majority of the work.
nauti kitty is his board name
I've considered the same with mine, told it's do able
but being an older boat it's also a lot of boat weight wise.
So it would take some power to move it to.
Biggest thing is if you plan on keeping the boat long term.
cause theres no $$$$ return on the conversion. So if ya
love your boat it's worth doing. Otherwise probably
more cost effective to find what you would like in a twin/staggered set-up.
Cougarman
Last edited by cougarman; 07-08-2005 at 11:09 AM.