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    Tunnel hull shaft length

    Apparently everybody is buying boats because of the virus, idk? I called a southfork dealer to get a custom boat made, spoke with him and never heard back. Called Gailen himself from southfork. He sounded like a good guy but after emailing him what I wanted and telling him I’m ready to get the...
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    Tunnel hull shaft length

    Finally got ahold of the guys at Alweld. They said they measure from the top of the tunnel to the top of the boat. So that makes things clear. On a long transom the long shaft engine cav plate will be level with the top of the tunnel. Now the question is should I go with a long or short transom...
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    Tunnel hull shaft length

    This boat is mostly gonna be in deeper parts of the river, but If I’m gonna spend the money I want it 100% capable and setup correctly. Any information I can get is very much appreciated.
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    Tunnel hull shaft length

    I’ve searched for anything I can find on and haven’t came up with much. That’s why I figured I would post the questions. I’m thinking the Alweld “mud” tunnel is 4.5” tall. I doubt Alweld measures from the top of tunnel to top of transom. So take a 21” transom minus the 4.5” for the tunnel, puts...
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    Tunnel hull shaft length

    I’m fairly certain my friends 17/56 had a 27” transom and a 20in long shaft Yamaha. Just from fishing out of his boat there isn’t anyway a tiller handle would work comfortably. Maybe a 21” transom and a short shaft engine will work. Now gotta figure out if I can find a short shaft 40. Thanks for...
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    Tunnel hull shaft length

    I’m needing some advise on a new setup. The plan is a 17/52 Alweld prop tunnel with a 40hp Mercury tiller. Wanting this boat to run as shallow as possible, so that leads to a few questions. If I do a 21” transom with a prop tunnel (4.5”), will a long shaft engine run with the skeg above the...
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