St Kilda Boat Sales -
2 June 2008
Captain's Briefing Newsletter - Hitting the spot
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Below are readers feedback and comments following the recent distribution of our June edition of Captain's Briefing.
Hi Guys,
Thanks for your Captains Briefing Newsletter, I found it very informative with some fantastic links to further ones ever thirst for boating knowledge.
Much appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Jeff Green
Account Manager
Perth WA
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Dear Darren & Andrew,
Thank-you for this regular information by email. A lot of what you receive these days is junk, but I found 2 very useful items in your latest email below - refuelling safety tips, and the Mercury 5 year warranty.
Regards,
Karl Grimm
Melbourne Vic
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Thanks for an interesting news letter,I look forward to the next one.
I have just re-engined my 26ft runabout and have gone from the Mercruiser 4.3 190hp to the MPI 220hp. With counter rotating legs, what would the recommended four blade props be.. At the moment the motors will only rev to 4200rpm, My boat is on Bribie Island and I am in Durban so I am not able to give the current prop dimensions. Do I need to reduce the current pitch by one or two inches to get the max recommended rpm Your valued advice is appreciated.
Regards
Bil Clark
Bribie Island, QLD and Durban South Africa