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Date Posted: - Monday - 09/25/06 - 5:37pm
Author: Mike Anthony
Subject: Perkins 4107
In reply to: Peter Karczmar 's message, "Perkins 4-107 for sale." on - Monday - 09/25/06 - 6:37am

Peter,

What are you going to replace your perkins with? It is nice to have a new power plant. I am hoping to have mine operational next week.

Mike Anthony

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[> [> Perkins -- Peter Karczmar, - Monday - 09/25/06 - 8:03pm

Hey Mike,
I'm going with a Yanmar 4JH4E and a MaxProp. It should fit into the existing engine compartment without any modifications.
Hope you're well.
Peter


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[> [> [> perkins 4107 -- Mike Anthony, - Monday - 09/25/06 - 8:39pm

Peter,

That setup should really be nice, That will be a big change from the perkins. I went with a 3 bladed sailorman prop 18"X15". With that Yanmar what size prop are they recommending?

Hope all is well with you as well

Mike


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[> [> [> [> Perkins 4107 -- Bruce, - Wednesday - 09/27/06 - 12:41pm

I believe you will need to add a significant number of lead ingots to the deep part of the bilge one you replace the Perkins with a Yanmar. Extra ballast will be required to keep the bobstay tang out of the water when you loose the extra weight.


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