Don't know if anyone runs them now but I had stacked Ivo's on an 18' Alumitech behind a BBC and 2:1 belt drive that was pretty much unstoppable.

Pretty certain this interesting article is about the founder of Ivo Props. Please let me know if I'm wrong.

https://www.insider.com/man-living-in-u ... ne-2020-10

I have a little over five boxes of Remington 16 gauge shells. They are 2 3/4 and 1 oz. of 7 1/2 shot. I don't know anything about how old they are. The price $7.80 is stamped on them. PM me for directions and come get them for free. I don't own a 16.

Looking for one in the vicinity of Fort Pierce. Need an old .22 professionally restored.

Thanks,

Jerry

The following stories are all by a guy named Dusty Brewster The Lesbien Animal Rights Nut Who Kidnapped My Dog Well a few years back a friend gave me a couple late season hoghuntin permits for Tosahatchee that he couldnt use, well I was glad to get them and loaded up the dogs and two buddies and hea...

How long have you had it?

Best of luck but you won't run the hill with that combo.

Wife and I rented a Camaro convertible with a LTG awhile back and drove up the west coast from LA to Astoria. What a jewel of an engine.

It's all about torque at the rpm you want to turn your engine. A water wheel might make 10,000 lbf of torque but if it does it at only 1 rpm it's not going to do a lot of work. Torque is like peanut butter and rpm is like jelly. You have to have both to make a pbj. You can have a lot of power with a...

Rural King is my store of choice. Never had a bad experience with them and you can't beat their prices on anything.

He makes one post only and includes a link...

He should kill one with his bare hands and then come back and tell us about it.

if you're guiding i'd strongly suggest a 20' boat. my 18/8 would get crowded in a hurry if i had 4 guys running around without a clue as to what they're doing. Typically builders only add like 1-1.5k per linear foot so the cost difference isn't huge. As long as you're not wanting to run up hills a ...

sanshandaobojue wrote:... but the formula is same according to hydrodynamics...

Keep in mind that air is compressible. Water, not so much.

.... Chinese product hign quality product and low quality product to serve whe world markedt including africa and south asia. The quality depands on how much money you spend, and what standard followed. This is exactly correct. The Chinese can manufacture any quality you want. It depends on what yo...

Abrams M1 tank engine peak torque is 395 lb-ft. At peak hp torque is 275 lb-ft.

OneBFC wrote:
All your low rpm torque translates to is.....power available at that rpm.

Torque does ZERO work. Power does work. Power makes thrust.

And..... GA-BOOM!!!!

That's it in a nutshell.

I'm staying out of this one. I'd rather argue religion. I'll say only the prop has no idea if the prime mover is a chainsaw engine or a steam locomotive.

http://www.reformer.com/stories/airboat ... oat,276189

Be careful. Very careful.

Turbines spool up and down too slowly to be a good choice for a normal airboat. But here you go:

http://marineturbine.com/turbine-powered-airboats/

"There is a crack in the vac plugs on carb. "

She's running lean.

Please message me with your experience and opinions. Not public on the forum. Thanks, Jerry. Oh, can't post I get a message says too few characters so i will say going 632ci or bigger.

mojoe wrote:I would love to see the 200 mph rolling start vs top fuel dragster challenge!!

It would be fun to watch. If the drag race was 1,320 ft., it would take the 200 mph car 4.5 seconds to cover. Top Fuel cars were running under 4 seconds before the track was shortened.