Just another thought, the was an odd drive unit that was put into a few Fairy Cinderella's, that went through the bottom of the boat, I know nothing about those, but there are others on this site who do, that could account for its 360 degree rotation.

May be an old "Ocean" drive unit, there was an Engish company in the late 60s early 70s called Ocean outboards that made a little outboard that was a lawn mower engine bolted to a outboard leg, they also made a a "Z" drive leg that could be bolted to an old car engine, luckily , I have never seen on...

It can only be 2014 then floater, I bought the "Dagenham Hilton " to tow the donzi, thats a 14 plate.

If it has two green wires, the charge at the socket is AC, you will need a rectifier to convert to DC to charge a battery , the output is very low , and will only start to charge above around 2000rpm once rectified and it won't be 60w at that speed, it will need to be revving around 5000rpm to give ...

Am I missing something ?..... that doesn't look like cupping......it looks like a damaged leading edge....

You wont get a 4 stroke over 50hp as a short shaft, you will be lucky to find many short shafts over 50 hp, they are about but not very common.

You need a time difference between the gear cable moving and throttle cable starting to move, if it didn't, it would damage the gear box, also the boat would be very difficult to drive when maneuvering .

Would be nice if maybe a few more of them became full CMBA members...... they can join on line.... only £30........go on... treat your self... you won't regret it,,!!

I'm coming, not sure about a boat at the moment....... there's one of my old cars in there..........it was new when i bought it.......now its in a museum........does this mean I'm getting old....???

Not a Sabre, not enough beam.