Atlantic 21

[Jono Garton]

Anyone know if you can get twin 75hp Mariners on a Atlantic 21, is there space?

Also for the guys that have coded Atlantic 21's can you get away with the freeboard?

Thanks in advance

Jono

[paul tilley]

jono not sure about engines but freeboard at the transom depends on the surveyor doing the coding i had a customer who had to put in a false transom ,all he did was fix the new transom /splash board to the a-frame with u bolts and sealed the bottom and sides to the tube and deck with silicon so that it was easily removeable

[whiteminiman]

I believe the RNLI Atlantic 21s were fitted with twin 70hp Evinrudes (2-stroke) towards the end of their service life.

I realise it doesn't answer your question, but hopefully gives you some idea.

Cheers, WMM

[Andre]

Originally Posted by whiteminiman

I believe the RNLI Atlantic 21s were fitted with twin 70hp Evinrudes (2-stroke) towards the end of their service life.

I realise it doesn't answer your question, but hopefully gives you some idea.

Cheers, WMM

There is one on display at the LBS

[kev]

Hi jono ,When I was on the standby boats in the north sea we had Atlantic 21 s with twin 70 hp evinrudes on the back ,great boats .

[Tim M]

Originally Posted by Andre

There is one on display at the LBS

That was an atlantic 75 I think - had twin 75 yams on the back. Was the same boat as at the sportsboat and rib show.

[Jono Garton]

Think it was a 75 "Toshiba Wave Warrior" one of the RNLI's training fleet.

Jono

[Tim M]

Correct

[blufin]

hi jono i've seen 21's with twin 70 and twin 90 tohatsu's. i think there was one for sale some time ago with twin 115 4st yams, stand to be corrected on that as it's only a vague memory. if it's of any use to you i can measure the transom and engine centre's on a 21. a divisonal engineer told me some time back that early 21's had weak transom's that gave trouble when upgraded from 50 to 70 rudes hence large transom to floor brace.

gerry