I just bought a TC-102 (circa 1956) (on ebay Australia, sight unseen and as yet undelivered) and now wonder will it reach below my 22" transom? I did not think beforehand that my 13' alum dinghy would need a "long shaft" before bidding, but now wonder about the length of the TC-102. I know it is adjustable to some degree, but what do you experts know to be it longest setting position?
Thanks
LATER EDIT:
Perhaps it IS along shaft. Here is a pic of it >>>
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Length of TC-102
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Lentgth of a 102
Hello Swami - the motor is a standard shaft (not longshaft), but it appears there is a spacing collar above the transom clamp which could be taken off. (It is more usual to have to 'lift' a motor for a dinghy).
22" is a high transom, but you could be OK provided the propellor is not masked from flow of water by the bottom of the transom. 102's are nice motors - worth getting another dinghy to go with it if necessary! Rick
22" is a high transom, but you could be OK provided the propellor is not masked from flow of water by the bottom of the transom. 102's are nice motors - worth getting another dinghy to go with it if necessary! Rick