Konrad/Speedmaster IIIA conversion
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You could call it a helmet I guess......
from the press release.....
"All that’s required is to pull the existing Speedmaster drive units, pull the hinge pins from the SSM gimbal ring, remove the drive bellhousing and install the specially designed Konrad SSM conversion bellhousing. "
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Hold on, the cost is not nearly what you would think it would be....NEW TECHNOLOGY, lot's of prop options open up due to the prop shaft change, and no longer obsolete equipment on your boat...
Miami Boat show will be the debut, please do not quote me until it is official, but somewhere in the 10K a side range...Compare that to rebuilding your broken IIIA's (if you can find the parts...)
Miami Boat show will be the debut, please do not quote me until it is official, but somewhere in the 10K a side range...Compare that to rebuilding your broken IIIA's (if you can find the parts...)
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As we all are! Konrad has a terrific dealer network.
More information can be found on their website, www.konradmarine.com
Lot's more pictures and details coming, check back!
More information can be found on their website, www.konradmarine.com
Lot's more pictures and details coming, check back!
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So,actually, it's less than a trs conversion.
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