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Re: motorcycle engine inboard

Posted by thomasthacker@goquest.com on September 14, 2003 at 10:00:50:
I think I might have a change of plans. I have a 12 horse briggs motor that I think may be easier to install. Can someone tell me what angle I need to set the prop shaft at when it protrudes out of the boat, I also could use some input on a stuffing box or shaft seal. Do inboard motor boats use some type of biscuit or vibration damper such as an automobile on the engine mounts?
Thanks!