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VALCO WESTCOASTER, MODEL B-12(?), WEIGHT?
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<blockquote data-quote="gdug" data-source="post: 518136" data-attributes="member: 24735"><p>Just bought a 1884 12ft. Valco Westcoaster, welded hull. Trying to find out the actual weight of this hull. It is rated for 20 hp and maybe 25, the coastguard plate is hard to read .</p><p>Actual length is 12'5", beam is 66 1/2".</p><p>Also wondering if an Evinrude 15 will get it up on a plane. If that power is marginal, perhaps some prop other than the usual 9 1/2 x 10 will help?</p><p>Going to look over a 1992 Evinrude 15 on Monday that is said to be "real clean and runs well". Have you heard that before?</p><p> I will be seeing it run, checking the compression and looking at the lower unit lube. I'm thinking the compression should be north of 100 psi in both cylinders and reasonably close, top and bottom.</p><p>Your comments, please.</p><p>gdug</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gdug, post: 518136, member: 24735"] Just bought a 1884 12ft. Valco Westcoaster, welded hull. Trying to find out the actual weight of this hull. It is rated for 20 hp and maybe 25, the coastguard plate is hard to read . Actual length is 12'5", beam is 66 1/2". Also wondering if an Evinrude 15 will get it up on a plane. If that power is marginal, perhaps some prop other than the usual 9 1/2 x 10 will help? Going to look over a 1992 Evinrude 15 on Monday that is said to be "real clean and runs well". Have you heard that before? I will be seeing it run, checking the compression and looking at the lower unit lube. I'm thinking the compression should be north of 100 psi in both cylinders and reasonably close, top and bottom. Your comments, please. gdug [/QUOTE]
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