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    Greg webb
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    Vessel Name: Lola Mola
    Engines: Cummins 4bta
    Location: Santa Cruz CA
    Country: US

    So both fuel tanks draw from the top with suction tubes. Would it make sense to run two inline pumps on each side before the T? Or maybe one pump after the T before the filters? Thanks!

    #48423

    Greg webb
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    Vessel Name: Lola Mola
    Engines: Cummins 4bta
    Location: Santa Cruz CA
    Country: US

    So the motor I got from yunick Motorsports out of Florida. Complete refurbished with a new ZFs transmission 1.2:1.
    The boat originally had a 350 in it when it was made, and it had long steel brackets on the stringers for the engine mounts to bolt to. Im planning on fabricating new brackets for the stringers for the 4bta to mount to. Iā€™m expecting the engine to be delivered today or tomorrow so when it is Iā€™ll get measurements off it for the engine mount brackets.

    Iā€™m in the process of installing the hydraulic steering. I donā€™t have prop demensions but am replacing it anyway because of pitting and Iā€™m almost positive it will be the wrong pitch as it was paired with a 350, but Iā€™m getting it from a guy in rancho Cordova who does props for most of the people I know with boats.

    As far as the engine being so active at low rpm… this is something Iā€™ve heard about from a few people and donā€™t know how I should address that. There will be times where I will be running at low rpm for trolling or running hydraulics and any tips or solutions to reduce the vibration would be great. Or anything else for that matter. I guess the beauty of this project is that Iā€™m not having to replace anything cause there was nothing there when I bought it. So almost everything going in to the boat isnā€™t really dependent on whatā€™s already there if that makes sense. I can build it on paper and then install. Thanks for any tips!

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    Greg webb
    Participant
    Vessel Name: Lola Mola
    Engines: Cummins 4bta
    Location: Santa Cruz CA
    Country: US

    Here are some pics of the boat

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