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marshan162
25-08-2004, 02:10 PM
Hi
Is the notch at the bottom of the transom on this Marshan 19 standard or a modification? My 16 don't have one, should I go out right now and make one.

Karl

Jon Fuller
25-08-2004, 03:23 PM
Dunno, I've never seen a Marshan with a notch like that, and can't really imagine what it's purpose would be, other than allow a short shaft motor to get water.

Burty
27-08-2004, 04:48 PM
my sharpe 19 didnt have that and i believe its the same hull as the marshan. never seen anything like that before

jamesbitpart
04-05-2007, 11:52 AM
my marshan 21 has the same on the rear as well dose any one know how i can strenthan my tranform please help

marshan162
04-05-2007, 12:15 PM
Have a look on the forum of http://screamandfly.com there will be lots of posts about strenthning on there with pictures. You won't find any Marshan boats on there but the principall applies to all hulls

scottyboy
04-05-2007, 01:38 PM
My marshan 19 had one. There was a hull change ona certain year but cant remember which one? The notch is the later one though. Colin the builder at romney marsh told me when i had a new screen made. Nice bloke.

Steve T
06-05-2007, 01:02 AM
My Marshan 19 has this modification and according to Nigel Bailey who did a write up on these boats for 'Powerboat Magazine' in June 1980 (I have a copy of the article) the reason is as follows:

'the Sleaps have introduced a modification into the normal deep-vee hull for this boat. They were seeking to overcome the dilemma of keeping the propeller high in relation to the transom for maximum speed whilst still giving it a good supply of water when accelerating from low speeds so that there would be good torque to get skiers up on plane.
To achieve these conflicting requirements a small semi circular section has been taken out of the apex of the transom and this extends into a short tunnel before abruptly resuming the normal hull shape forward of the transom.
When the throttle is opened at low speeds the bow of the boat points in the air and this alteration of trim allows the water to flow freely through this tunnel to feed the propeller.
Once up at planing speeds the boat levels off and the front edge of this tunnel cuts the water flow off cleanly and the boat runs normally with the propeller well placed for maximum eficiency'

all steamed up
07-05-2007, 12:38 AM
Somewhere i have a magazine article on the first Marshan 162, (from about 1978 IIRC), if i can find it i'll scan it and post online.

all steamed up
07-05-2007, 12:41 AM
my sharpe 19 didnt have that and i believe its the same hull as the marshan. never seen anything like that before

The 19' did have the cut out as described, so did the 21' but it wasn't as severe

Wasn't the Sharpe just a cheap copy of the Marshan? but like these foreign Phantoms?

michaelcaine
07-05-2007, 02:04 AM
my marshan 21 has the same on the rear as well dose any one know how i can strenthan my tranform please help

your marshan 21 should have this cut out



http://www.boatmad.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=8165&d=1144517886

all steamed up
07-05-2007, 03:57 AM
Found it

mod.vp
10-02-2009, 09:50 AM
hi all im new names dave from uk can anyone tell me if they know where i can get my hands on a new windscreen for my marshan 18 ? knowing marshan stopped trading many moons ago just wondering if anyone else made them . i picked up this old boat on a good trailer for the engine only had a omc 225 on it which i will now fit to my fletcher 199 bravo im planning to fit my 135 mariner v6 to this old marshan . i also plan to give it a bit of a face lift with a nice coat of two pack and some new trim but it has a home made screen made from sheet alloy looks ok ish but would rather have the proper thing .regards dave kent uk

mod.vp
10-02-2009, 10:07 AM
Hi
Is the notch at the bottom of the transom on this Marshan 19 standard or a modification? My 16 don't have one, should I go out right now and make one.

Karl hi i have seen this before my mate used to be a main agent for marshan boats back in the early 80s timothy carpenter power boats i have seen that type of hull many times