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Old 06-03-2004, 04:07 AM
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What size motor?

Hi,

I am starting to get my 3.65m Clarke Cutter set up for use in BREAM tournaments and would like some information on size of motor needed to enter. As far as I can gather a 20hp is the minimum requirement. Is this correct? And will this also suit the requirements of other rules ie planing with two people and full livewell?
The motor I have currently is a 1974 6hp Evinrude which couldn't pull the skin of a cold custard!

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Old 06-03-2004, 06:10 AM
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Sorry to be a party pooper Marc, but from all the rules I've seen you need a minimum 3.7m boat to enter the comps.

The best way to clarify this would be to ring the A.B.T. guys (if you're in the east) or send Ira a P.M. if you are in the west (there's no location in your profile).

You may also still be able to pick up a copy of the Tournament guide from your local newsagency.

A.B.T: 0732683992

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Old 06-03-2004, 06:20 AM
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Dave,

Did I say 3.65m (sound of grinding and welding) I meant it was 4....
Thanks for the info. Will look further into it.

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