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Didnt know people actually did this...
Posted: Apr 25th, '07, 19:36
by Whaler1777
Found this shot on another forum... Didnt know that it was actually possible....
Posted: Apr 25th, '07, 20:26
by JP Dalik
You thought they were tender with inboards, try puttin all the weight on the ass and leavin an empty shell. Rock and roll
Posted: Apr 25th, '07, 20:52
by John F.
Bertam made a few 28s with seadrives. There was one at AC last year that had been converted to a bracket and outboards.
John F.
Posted: Apr 25th, '07, 21:11
by Bruce
We had a factory outboard 28 come in for a Honda 225 repower a few years back.
The fuel tank was where the engines were and was very stable under way.
Boat sat fine in the water.
Boat manuvered a little better with the steering that far back.
I always meant to take pics of the boat, but the marina chased the owner away before I could.
Posted: Apr 26th, '07, 01:37
by Rawleigh
I saw one tied up to the Willie T off Tortola last October.
Posted: Apr 26th, '07, 11:17
by keysdisease
That's Miami Marina on South Beach in Miami Beach, Government cut in the background and Fischer Island behind.
Seeing's how I'm a native of Miami I stopped being suprised by anything on the water anymore. You wouldn't believe what some people do down here.
Steve Moyer
Soundown Ft. Lauderdale
Posted: Apr 26th, '07, 11:45
by dougl33
Believe it or not I'm pretty sure Bertram even made a couple of 33 SF's with OB's. Just when you thought the 454's burned a lot of fuel!
Posted: Apr 26th, '07, 16:38
by captbone
I have seen a 33ft Bertram with twin 250hp Yamaha SWII EFI on a bracket. The boat cruised at 24mph and topped out at 33mph.
I have only heard of one 31ft Bertram with OBs in Florida and hear that it is fast but extremely wet at 40mph.
The 28ft Bertram, there has to be half a dozen with OBs around.
The 26ft Bertram came with a factory knotched transom and at least 20 boats are out of the factory like this.
The 25ft Bertram, I have seen and have pictures of at least 15 boats with OBs (all aftermarket install). Very common.
Not all look too bad
Posted: Apr 29th, '07, 08:30
by Mikey
Rawleigh, That one youn saw at Willie T lives at Nanny Cay. I got pix several years ago.