1994 1800CC Dead rise

[offduty5]

Can anyone tell me the dead rise on the 1994…1800CC ? Thanks

 

[offduty5]

Nobody can answer this question?

 

[tomc585]

Newer 1801's are 14. I suspect it hasnt changed. If it has it was from 16.

 

[warthog5]

I do not know what it is........BUT I can tell you how to measure it.

You need a angle finder.

https://shop.harborfreight.com/medi...b33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/i/m/image_17440.jpg
Lay it on the bottom of the hull....aprox 6in in front of the transom and 12in from the keel on Starboard side........Write that number down.

Now do the same on the Port side.......Write that number down.....Doesn't matter if the numbers are not the same.

add them together........then divide by 2.......Thats your deadrise angle.

 

[Mrgilme35]

14 degrees

 

[tomc585]

Only 1450lbs? I wonder where the extra 500lbs was added to on the later 18's.
file doesnt give the deadrise angle but cool brochure.

 

[dmbrill]

Cool brochure. Any chance you have something similar for a '99 1800?

 

[tomc585]

We need a section for sharing Parker documents- specs, drawings, schematics, brochures etc.

 

[Mrgilme35]

Only 1450lbs? I wonder where the extra 500lbs was added to on the later 18's.
file doesnt give the deadrise angle but cool brochure.

The deadrise is 14 degrees (they didn't add deadrise in the brochure until the next year I believe).. and I asked the same questions and they didn't add the weight of the engines

 

[Mrgilme35]

Cool brochure. Any chance you have something similar for a '99 1800?

 

[offduty5]

Guys… thanks for everything… appreciate it

John

 

[jimjybe]

My 1998 2520 is supposed to be 14 but it measures at 12 degrees. You can download the installation app from Gemeco, it has an angle measure tool using your phone! iNstall - Apps on Google Play