JAE 45 TWIN

[Mike Hallam]

Finally finsihed the twin. Have about 6 tanks of fuel thru it. Still a couple more tanks to go before I go full throttle. Boat runs smooth and handles very well.

 

[Tim Kish]

The boat turned out great Mike , very Kool . B)

Tim

 

[brad nichols]

Very nice!!!! Not mucch room between motors or sides, almost need a shoehorn!!!!

 

[Samuel Hagan JR]

Finally finsihed the twin. Have about 6 tanks of fuel thru it. Still a couple more tanks to go before I go full throttle. Boat runs smooth and handles very well.

Where did you get your Twin JAE. Or did you build it from scratch.

 

[Ray Sametz]

Nice setup Mike, love the custom motor mounts. B) ==={}

 

[Tony Jacuzzi]

Great Build Mike

 

[Andy Brown]

Slick idea on the engine mounting system Mike!

 

[tobbec]

Can you show us how the engine mount is made ?

 

[Joe Petro]

Excellent work Mike!

I love those needle mounts for sure!

We will be stocking the JAE 45 Twin short kits and we have the motor mounts on the way (no needle mounts).

These mounts use rubber grommets that slide on pins.

These were developed by Geraghty/Hall and we decided to start selling them as we were going to sell the boats...

Here are some pics of the prototype mounts. Production mounts have lightening holes.

Joe

 

[Bob Morton]

Wow cool boat. Very neat motor mounts. That should very competitive.

 

[Terry Keeley]

Sweeeeeet!

 

[Mike Hallam]

David Hall drew up the plans and we discussed them quite a bit. A few changes were made to the mount system but the rest of the design didn't change. I've attached a picture of the mounts and a few of the custom parts that were machined. The major challenge was getting everything to fit into a hull that is 4 3/4" inside width. Then I had to design a cowl that would fit over the engines. Interesting project.

 

[dr gary turner]

Mike, Where did you get those ball clvises that were on the Carbs?

 

[Shane Bastick]

Excellent work Mike!

I love those needle mounts for sure!

We will be stocking the JAE 45 Twin short kits and we have the motor mounts on the way (no needle mounts).

These mounts use rubber grommets that slide on pins.

These were developed by Geraghty/Hall and we decided to start selling them as we were going to sell the boats...

Here are some pics of the prototype mounts. Production mounts have lightening holes.

Joe

Hi Joe,

how far off will the mounts be available

thanks

Shane

 

[Gene VanLancker]

Nice job Mike.

 

[Buckshot]

Pretty cool Mike!

 

[Mike Hallam]

Hey Doc,

Thoses ball clevises were from Hobby Lobby but they don't sell them any more. Too bad. I've never had one fail and they are quick and easy to adjust.

 

[FloridaScaleBoater]

David Hall drew up the plans and we discussed them quite a bit. A few changes were made to the mount system but the rest of the design didn't change. I've attached a picture of the mounts and a few of the custom parts that were machined. The major challenge was getting everything to fit into a hull that is 4 3/4" inside width. Then I had to design a cowl that would fit over the engines. Interesting project.

Mike;

Do you make the rudders in the picture? what is the overall length of them?

 

[gil sonsino]

These pushrods can be found here: http://www.horracing.com/product_info.php?cPath=52_89&products_id=509 Gill

 

[Mike Hallam]

Rudders are custom made and are 5" long. Could be made longer if required.