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Help with atypical motor setup
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<blockquote data-quote="PunkR0ckz" data-source="post: 508109" data-attributes="member: 34198"><p>I believe it was done this way so you could drill holes on the sloped parts and have a gas tank on one side or the other, when you didn't order the subfloor gas tank (from what I seem to understand, it was an option back then). I also think that it was done to help with evacuating the water and incorporate switches for the hydraulic trim... not 100% sure though... it would make sense, having a low to the ground sloped part is easier to "operate" than a vertical one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PunkR0ckz, post: 508109, member: 34198"] I believe it was done this way so you could drill holes on the sloped parts and have a gas tank on one side or the other, when you didn't order the subfloor gas tank (from what I seem to understand, it was an option back then). I also think that it was done to help with evacuating the water and incorporate switches for the hydraulic trim... not 100% sure though... it would make sense, having a low to the ground sloped part is easier to "operate" than a vertical one. [/QUOTE]
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