My rigger build

[David Bryant]

let me know what you guys think

very cool design. Looks like an outrigger Batman would ride in
Would like to get a closer picture of the Picco .80 .

If you want to see some pics of those motors let me know and i will post them .

yes, please post one of the Picco 80 engines (with header & pipe). Also I'm curious to see the Picco 67 close-up. Thanks

 

[Michael Hopkins]

let me know what you guys think

very cool design. Looks like an outrigger Batman would ride in
Would like to get a closer picture of the Picco .80 .

If you want to see some pics of those motors let me know and i will post them .

yes, please post one of the Picco 80 engines (with header & pipe). Also I'm curious to see the Picco 67 close-up. Thanks

I'll get some pics of the 67 and 80 motors//pipe and header setup today for you and post them up later

 

[Michael Hopkins]

Here are a few more pics of the boat with the stuffing tube in and the rudder and strut .

David Bryant here are some close up pics of the pico 67 and the frank orlic modded 80 that i will run in the rig

 

[anthony_marquart]

Rudder is mounted very low on the transom. May want to raise it

 

[David Bryant]

David Bryant here are some close up pics of the pico 67 and the frank orlic modded 80 that i will run in the rig

thanks for posting those (now) vintage Picco engine shots, very cool. I was curious which model/year they were. I have 3 or 4 around the same age

 

[Michael Hopkins]

Where are you going to put the Fuel tank ?

Infront of the motor

 

[Michael Hopkins]

Rudder is mounted very low on the transom. May want to raise it

Thanks but it stays there for now but i will be changing to a thinner blade

 

[Michael Hopkins]

David Bryant here are some close up pics of the pico 67 and the frank orlic modded 80 that i will run in the rig

thanks for posting those (now) vintage Picco engine shots, very cool. I was curious which model/year they were. I have 3 or 4 around the same age

No problem , do you still run your piccos

 

[David Bryant]

David Bryant here are some close up pics of the pico 67 and the frank orlic modded 80 that i will run in the rig

thanks for posting those (now) vintage Picco engine shots, very cool. I was curious which model/year they were. I have 3 or 4 around the same age

No problem , do you still run your piccos

yes, I still run a few Picco P67's, primarily in mono's. I still have a few never-run engines. I was gonna run an original (brand-new in-box) Pinckert Coyote 67/80 outrigger, but I'm saving these old Picco's for mono's, and will run new-generation in the Coyote (CMB .67VAC).
Also have few brand-new (vintage) Rossi motors as well.

 

[Michael Hopkins]

Where are you going to put the Fuel tank ?

Infront of the motor

The reason i ask is because with your Air Scoop thing the tank will turn out very small

thats not u huge issue for SAW but you still need to get some fuel in there

Greg

Hey greg the tank will be 7.5" long and will have the same notch in it as my inverted scoop i should not have any fuel problems i hope.

 

[Michael Hopkins]

David Bryant here are some close up pics of the pico 67 and the frank orlic modded 80 that i will run in the rig

thanks for posting those (now) vintage Picco engine shots, very cool. I was curious which model/year they were. I have 3 or 4 around the same age

No problem , do you still run your piccos

yes, I still run a few Picco P67's, primarily in mono's. I still have a few never-run engines. I was gonna run an original (brand-new in-box) Pinckert Coyote 67/80 outrigger, but I'm saving these old Picco's for mono's, and will run new-generation in the Coyote (CMB .67VAC).
Also have few brand-new (vintage) Rossi motors as well.

sounds like you have enough motors to keep you going for awhile