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24 June 2010, 18:47
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My new Searider 4.7 project
Just got it back today,and of course got the jet washer out straight away, really pleased with the condition etc
I will just post pics as and when i take them but here are some that i did today!
As you can see in the last pic old Seariders do fly!!
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24 June 2010, 19:02
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Flying searider!!!
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24 June 2010, 19:11
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Reputedly, as a package cost the Mod for the boat and engine £33700.00
The tubes, I havent come across these before but i knew they existed .
picture 4 has the 2 layers of Hypolon peeled back to reveal the 4 inch thick very dense foam collar, keep digging and you will find a inflatable collar as picture 2 shows it partially inflated so far i have unlaced it and found 2 leafield valves.
Picture 3 shows a water drain plug which when removed was dry thankfully.
Hopefully the pics will speak for themselves
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24 June 2010, 19:40
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Originally Posted by matt h
Flying searider!!!
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Thats one hell of a tall dry stack...... Why so high ?
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24 June 2010, 19:48
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think the crane driver got carried away!!
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24 June 2010, 19:53
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think the crane driver got carried away!!
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I see . Loks nice and amazingly tough ! Whats going on the back ? 2 stroke I assume ?
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24 June 2010, 20:55
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peter. in a quandry at the mo, suggestions are
transom weight 145 approx
Merc 60 four stroke 109 kgs economical but may lack in beans.
yam 70 two stoke, 105.5 kgs not so econ
Yam 75 two stroke 120.5 kgs same as above but powerfull enough
Has to be a 2006 or newer engine.
any more suggestions?
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24 June 2010, 21:10
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Originally Posted by matt h
peter. in a quandry at the mo, suggestions are
transom weight 145 approx
Merc 60 four stroke 109 kgs economical but may lack in beans.
yam 70 two stoke, 105.5 kgs not so econ
Yam 75 two stroke 120.5 kgs same as above but powerfull enough
Has to be a 2006 or newer engine.
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New Suz 90 is supposed to be 155kgs and nice motors to boot ...........
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24 June 2010, 21:39
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transom weight 145 approx
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The transom plate on my SR4.7 says 120kg (it actually says 265lbs, but that's what they meant )
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25 June 2010, 08:15
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the info that was given to me was that there was a merc 2 stroke fitted in the land of song.
Twatsoo is good at 115kgs and heard nothing but praise for these engines,i will have a look around
if it is rated at 70 and i put a 75 on at 120.5, is this really going to make the difference?
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25 June 2010, 08:37
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New Suz 90 is supposed to be 155kgs and nice motors to boot ...........
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i've been thinking about that one as well. Would like to upgrade my 98' two stroke 65HP to this new lightweight 90 HP... i'm only short 10Keuro ;-(
There is a thread from last year where this has been discussed. Obviously it's a bit big for a SR4,7, but anyway i think it would look nice. I wouldn't hesitate but it requieres a bit of discpline when sailing it. I believe the boat would not break apart, but just be somewhat overpowered. I guess it depends on what you use it for. If you need max speed it could be too much with 90 HP. I need it for carrying diving equipment (or waterskiing), which means just to get it out of the water.
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25 June 2010, 09:19
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He won't be the only one eh!
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think the crane driver got carried away!!
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Looks '''Bullet proof'' Matt! Looking forward to seeing you work your magic!...Any name in mind??
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25 June 2010, 09:32
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Looks '''Bullet proof'' Matt! Looking forward to seeing you work your magic!...Any name in mind??
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I reckon 'Bulletproof' would suit it
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25 June 2010, 09:39
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if it is rated at 70 and i put a 75 on at 120.5, is this really going to make the difference?
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It would probably be fine until you run over something/someone.
A pal of mine had one with a Yam 90 (same lump as the 75) and it was well-balanced, if a little 'exciting' at full pelt.
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25 June 2010, 09:41
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matt h where do you find such rare peices like this!! - its the most full on geared up 4.7 I've ever seen, think yu should call it "nails" or "hardcore"
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25 June 2010, 09:51
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it was on ramco website, has been on there for a couple of months!! just spoken to Avon,first thing he said was "what you doing with this boat"? anyway the official reason for making the tubes like this is that when boarding fishing vessels may tubes were slashed to stop these boarding operations from going ahead..
also the transom weight is 130kgs for the milpro searider. have found a 75 two stroke for 2 k in scotland, nasty smelly 2 strokes
anyway, the engine that it was fitted with is the mercury 60 2 stroke bigfoot,
im going to have a play on a 60 f/s today, try and suss out the performance etc
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25 June 2010, 10:05
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im going to have a play on a 60 f/s today, try and suss out the performance etc
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Good idea
Which will bring you on to:
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....have found a 75 two stroke for 2 k in scotland, nasty smelly 2 strokes
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You know it makes sense.
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25 June 2010, 10:16
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yeh i know, i just got in the car and then back out,, clucking bell
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25 June 2010, 10:40
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would a 90 yamaha be too much for it?
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25 June 2010, 18:15
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it would be superb but ive had 3 of them now and just wanted a change, i did find a 75 hp yam, 2002, (bit old) for 2 k, no remotes
i also found a new evin 60 in blue, all the stuff for 4500 alll in, and that was based in cornwall near penryn.
went to southsea today to have a look at a merc 60 f/s,
the ad which has now been removed said,
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2006 Merc 60 four stroke, 1 owner from new, no marks or scratches. 100 hours. full docs
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what it should have said was, :2004 merc 60 f/s 2 owners form new, skeg and prop has been wacked heavily and slightly bent the skeg, multiple chunks missing, no hour meter .cowling heavily scratched and 20% of the graphics missing, service book missing.
chap didnt give a monkies, so i promised him his ad would be gone by 5pm.
anyway ive located one after i got told by multiple dealers (if you find one ring us first as they are rare as rocking horse sh-t).how boring!!
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