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this is some chit Lefty would try and do.....
I just inherited a 1987 47' Apache. It was a triple engine boat. The engines are long gone and the boat has been sitting idle on its trailer ever since I have known about it. The thing is, I can't afford to put three engines in it but I still want to use it. The old #3 speedmasters are still on the transom and keep water out. I am planning on putting a single engine in the center and leaving it at that.
After looking at the engines Mercury offers the absolute biggest one that I will be able to afford is the 5.0 liter V8 (220 hp). I figure that since it's a V8 it should have plenty of power. It won't be the fastest boat around, but I mainly plan on using the boat for bar hopping and getting attention at the marinas, so all I really need is an engine that will get it from point A to point B. Since it will always be tied to the pier at the bars and you can see the triple #3 speedmasters on the transom nobody will know that it's only a single engine boat.
Do you think I will have any issues getting the 5.0 liter Merc to connect with the #3 drive? I don't think it should be that hard, do you? Top speed would probably be about 35-40 mph don't you think?
Charlie
After looking at the engines Mercury offers the absolute biggest one that I will be able to afford is the 5.0 liter V8 (220 hp). I figure that since it's a V8 it should have plenty of power. It won't be the fastest boat around, but I mainly plan on using the boat for bar hopping and getting attention at the marinas, so all I really need is an engine that will get it from point A to point B. Since it will always be tied to the pier at the bars and you can see the triple #3 speedmasters on the transom nobody will know that it's only a single engine boat.
Do you think I will have any issues getting the 5.0 liter Merc to connect with the #3 drive? I don't think it should be that hard, do you? Top speed would probably be about 35-40 mph don't you think?
Charlie
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BYU, I need to ingredient list with the chemical compounds to break down what it is, or to make it in my garage
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Up for grabbs is a couple of 5 gallon pails of mystery fuel from VP racing,, but its up to you guys to decifer if its safe to put in your fuel tanks,,
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OK jeff enough is enough,, Im not sure what abbaco, is,, but I do know of some chemicals I can give you to help close the deal on that neighbor girl.
BYU, I need to ingredient list with the chemical compounds to break down what it is, or to make it in my garage
,, but there is a chance I have a drum or two of some stuff that will make galveston water clear,
Up for grabbs is a couple of 5 gallon pails of mystery fuel from VP racing,, but its up to you guys to decifer if its safe to put in your fuel tanks,,![Cool Smiley 011](/forums/images/smilies/cool-smiley-011.gif)
BYU, I need to ingredient list with the chemical compounds to break down what it is, or to make it in my garage
![Ernaehrung004](/forums/images/smilies/ernaehrung004.gif)
![Cool](/forums/images/smilies/cool.gif)
Up for grabbs is a couple of 5 gallon pails of mystery fuel from VP racing,, but its up to you guys to decifer if its safe to put in your fuel tanks,,
![Cool Smiley 011](/forums/images/smilies/cool-smiley-011.gif)
Where have you been?
you get to know me !!!
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