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Old 21 June 2015, 03:47   #1
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shaft length 4.7 zodiac 2007

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I have a 2007 m 3 g r

I bought a short shaft 15 inch 50hp tohatsu

Is it the correct motor ? I am.getting a banana shape in the boat when try to plane

What pressure should i fill it to ? What trim angle shoulf i have ??

Cant find specs on my exact model but some outboard shop sized it up and yold me it was a short shaft model
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Old 21 June 2015, 18:06   #2
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I believe that takes a long shaft. Can you provide the serie and serial numbers off of the transom?
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Old 22 June 2015, 01:27   #3
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I would of thought it would be the same as my 550 pro long shaft.

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Old 22 June 2015, 05:56   #4
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Serie 3532

I have a 15" motor fitted atm abd the splash plate is just about even with the keel
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Old 22 June 2015, 13:29   #5
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I have a 2007 m 3 g r

I bought a short shaft 15 inch 50hp tohatsu

Is it the correct motor ? I am.getting a banana shape in the boat when try to plane

What pressure should i fill it to ? What trim angle shoulf i have ??

Cant find specs on my exact model but some outboard shop sized it up and yold me it was a short shaft model
The cavitation plate should be approximately 25mm / 1 inch below the the middle low point of the transom.

The correct pressure for the boat when operating is 240 millibar / 3.48 psi. Be sure to check the pressure after the boat has been in the water for a few minutes, as the cooler water will alter drop the tube pressure.

Your "crumpling" problem is caused by a lack of tube pressure or an improperly installed floor.

Just a heads up, it is VERY tough to inflate the boat properly with a footpump. I would recommend purchasing a small 12v electric pump.
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Old 17 November 2015, 07:54   #6
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my futura g r 3

a pic of the boat
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Old 17 November 2015, 07:55   #7
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the boat is a 2007 mk g r 3.

where can I find spoecs for it?

not the specs for the latest model

a 15 inch transom should have a 15 inch motor?
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Old 18 November 2015, 01:47   #9
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Ive got pictures of everything but cant be bothered uploading to a website and then onto here.. seems absurd
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Ive got pictures of everything but cant be bothered uploading to a website and then onto here.. seems absurd
You can just upload them direct to here... Are you using the app or the Web version of forum?
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Old 09 December 2015, 01:26   #11
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Old 16 December 2015, 06:53   #12
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Your boat is a (roughly) 1980 MkIIIGR and in those days, they took short shaft engines.
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Sorry I just saw your message. One the reply / post screen (not the quick reply below) you will see a paper clip. This opens a new window. You upload the files. The step people usually miss is clicking UPLOAD. They select the files but then don't send them to the server!
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