T750 M50D Tohatsu

[DeanFHobart]

In the United States we would have to use four strokes.

What would the cost of the boat be?

[Powerabout]

What would the cost of the boat be?

I will find out for you
M50D2 tohatsu is 5600 singapore dollars
You can still buy in Asia and UK

[DeanFHobart]

I will find out for you
M50D2 tohatsu is 5600 singapore dollars
You can still buy in Asia and UK

What is the cost of the boat? Thanks.

[Powerabout]

What is the cost of the boat? Thanks.

Whilst I am checking the cost I would guess a 20' container asia to USA is probably USD15k+ at the moment, more than the hull cost

[DeanFHobart]

Whilst I am checking the cost I would guess a 20' container asia to USA is probably USD15k+ at the moment, more than the hull cost

Wow… you are right about that cost. Would anyone know if there is an equivalent similar in design and weight of a US built boat?

[Powerabout]

Wow… you are right about that cost. Would anyone know if there is an equivalent similar in design and weight of a US built boat?

someone will have the old Critchfield fomula e molds?
USA boats tend to have huge planks so go fast but dont corner compared to euro hulls that dont have planks at all

[largecar91]

In Canada they run a bunch of the small Deltas, Critchfields in the 750 and 850 class

[hydrospeed77]

In Canada they run a bunch of the small Deltas, Critchfields in the 750 and 850 class

Yes, yes we do. If anyone is interested in racing in Southern Ontario, please get in touch!

We do have a 50hp Tohatsu powered T750 boat somewhere amongst the racers. Wish we had more boats with that motor running.

[Stobl]

Wow… you are right about that cost. Would anyone know if there is an equivalent similar in design and weight of a US built boat?

I really wish T750/850 was more popular in the US. The old timers by me have all moved to V&H since they no longer want to kneel down. Having a sitdown, with (seemingly) simplier rules in regards to hull and motor would be great. I'd defintely hop in one.