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Originally Posted by 282
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Twin omc stringer drives.Got to be flipper.:D
Those two little tugs can yank some ****.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greg G
That or one of the movies. Used to ride our bikes up to Ivan Tors Studios & watch filming of Flipper & Gentle Ben. Watched them film dockside scenes at the ramp about n.e. 111 st & Biscayne Bay, where the Jockey Club ended up. We used that ramp a lot, grew up on Biscayne Canal - n.e. 105 st.Quote:
Originally Posted by AZMIDLYF
early 'cruisers. stringer drives in saltwater life span was measured in minutes,Quote:
Originally Posted by racervboat
Wasn't there a spring that without the drive was dead I seem to remember a friend trying to get the spring and it was crazy money.
It used a springs around drive hubs instead of a clutch dog set up. failures were blamed on people putting in the wrong gearacase oil -90W, they took omc type c oil that was very thin.. The springs ride close to the hubs and electro-magnets engaged the springs kinda like the chinese finger toys that u cant pull off, the more torque harder they gripped the hubs.. supposedly the heavy oil would engage the reverse spring when in fwd at speed and boom...
Grew up in Miami Shores, 94th and 12th avenue. :cheers:Quote:
Originally Posted by moparbarn
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What make is that little guy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Capt.Insane-o
They were made by Kay Boats in Belleville Michigan.
Had a white one just like it.....
it was my first boat.
spent HOURS in that thing.....
There is two in the fleet now. Looking forward to too many hours in them