ruggerini

[voith driver]

hi all,
have just found this forum while searching for info/manuals for the ruggerini 15 outboard, is there anyone with any help on the subject, there has been mention of allan priddy but he is not to be found lately
thanks
voith

[IanE]

http://www.rib.net/forum/showthread....ight=ruggerini

[Mike G.]

Confrim the 15 h.p. Ruggerini uses the gearbox and bracket from the 25 h.p. Selva Outboard.

For spares for the Ruggerini power head suggest you contact Anderson Ind'l Engines, Units 142 - 143, The Commercial Centre, Picket Piece, Andover, Hants. SP11 6RU.
Tel: 01264 336783 email: sales@andersonengines.co.uk.

[voith driver]

hi mike G,
sorry my friend for taking so long to reply, but thanks very much for the info, it will come in very handy
regards
voith

[Matal Mickey]

General Information.
I had a thread on a totally different subject only last week elsewhere on this forum. If, A P. or Allun P. is the same guy then he actually replied to my thread only some days ago regarding something trivial. Very interesting subject of yours, we are all waiting for further information to appear and hopefully when this guy A P. notices soon, he will have some valueable, interesting guideance for all of us!
Happy hunting and excellent thread.

[voith driver]

hi,
i have been in touch with andersons and have had a good conversation with them and it looks very hopeful for ruggerini
regards
voith

[voith driver]

hi,
an update, those looking for a manual for this o/b need look no further than the above contact Andersons, at a reasonable price as well
regards
voith

[Nasher]

Allan is a bit busy at the moment

Sailing the lively Lady around the world.

Nasher

[Matal Mickey]

I can only hazard a guess that Allun is in good weather conditions and spirit as he was communicating on the forum with me only days ago on trivial matters. Hopefully he will help us all out on this one! It would be fantastic to get such experienced hands on comments from him.

[Alan Priddy]

Not in very good weather at the moment, 50 knots but backing.
I am in Halifax Nova Scotia waiting to sail Lively Lady to New York
www.livelylady.net
Anyway the engine you are talking about is near on bullet proof and it got us out of trouble on many occasions.
I purchased mine from a dealer in Portland some 7 years ago. I could leave it for years and it would start first turn of the key. A first class engine, bloody noisy though!!!
Alan P