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Old 24 May 2010, 12:54   #1
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Maiden voyage of new kit

Got the Tohatsu T420SB last year and this year added the FS20. Yesterday was the first trip out- great fun but I think I need to do a bit of trim adjustment.

What sort of speed do people think should I be able to get out of this rig? I amnaged 19 knots from a similar package a couple of years ago.
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Old 25 May 2010, 23:18   #2
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Very nice bit of kit there
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Old 29 May 2010, 14:57   #3
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Very nice

19 knots is pretty good speed for a 20hp

for trim you might be better sitting a bit further forward with a till er extension


good looking rig


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Old 29 May 2010, 15:47   #4
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19 knots is pretty good speed for a 20hp
Ah yes, but he doesn't say what speed he's getting from this one, does he?

What speed are you getting from this one, M-T?

I'm gonna guess 13 knots
(I like guessing games)
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Old 01 June 2010, 08:57   #5
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Speed of this rig

I managed about 15/16 knots with the setup pictured. I know what you're saying about the tiller extention and sitting forward but that speed was two up with the mrs sat forward. At the end of the day out I did adjust the trim by one hole and that made a difference.

The 19 kts was with the old Avon and the old 1972 Evinrude 18hp. I would have thought I could whoop that with this new kit?

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I managed about 15/16 knots with the setup pictured. I know what you're saying about the tiller extention and sitting forward but that speed was two up with the mrs sat forward. At the end of the day out I did adjust the trim by one hole and that made a difference.

The 19 kts was with the old Avon and the old 1972 Evinrude 18hp. I would have thought I could whoop that with this new kit?

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My best is 22 knots lightly loaded with a similar sized boat and 20HP engine.
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