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14823 SE 82nd Dr,CLACKAMAS,OR,USA
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97015-7611
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5039722330 (+1-503-972-2330)
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5039722330 (+1-503-972-2330)
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Orlando Clipper | Boating Forum - iboats Boating Forums Re: Orlando Clipper The Orlando Clipper was built by The Orlando Boat Company in Orlando, Florida My dad was the sales manager starting around 1962 At that time they only built alm boats, but later added fiberglass models They were located at the Herdon airport and later moved to Ocoee just west of Orlando next to Winter Garden
Orlando antique aluminum boat club - iboats Boating Forums Re: Orlando antique aluminum boat club Hi Tim, great idea, this boat club! I just purchased an Orlando Clipper, don't know the model, perhaps someone can help? THE OLE GIRL is 15'-9" 1962 open with mid cable steering on right side Pretty good shape I'd say, needs plenty TLC Hope to put her to good use soon, I'm 64yrs old, had sm to big and now I'm ready for sm again
Calling all ORLANDO CLIPPER Owners (aluminum hull) Re: Calling all ORLANDO CLIPPER Owners (aluminum hull) I recently purchased a 14' Orlando clipper and am trying to find out more info on the particular year and model The registration only says Orlando and the stamped number on the back of the transom is 48-14-1370 Any help with this would be much appreciated
1962 orlando clipper | Boating Forum - iboats Boating Forums Re: 1962 orlando clipper ya the boat is in great condition used to have top but it deteroited but still has frame on boat used to used rubber mats on the floor but i think thats it transom redone couple years ago
Show me your transoms knee brace (tinny) jon boat transom rebuild Re: Show me your transom's knee brace (tinny) Re: Show me your transom's knee brace (tinny) You could check the pics in my post on replacing the transom on my tin boat (search "orlando clipper) for another angle
Symptoms of bad Power Pack - iboats Boating Forums Re: Symptoms of bad "Power Pack" ? usually engine will run rough, what motor ? Symptoms? YOu'll wanna diagnose this one right bc power packs are generally not cheap
How does a Solenoid work? - iboats Boating Forums Re: How does a Solenoid work? There is a plunger inside the solenoid that makes contact across 2 high amperage contacts inside it when it is actuated It takes very low amperage to actuate it while provide high amperage to something like a starter
Breaker Vs. Fuse | Boating Forum - iboats Boating Forums Re: Breaker Vs Fuse I'm no pro, but here's how I see it: If you got a ton o' money to spend OR are building some kind of either live-aboard or transoceanic vessel, get breakers Otherwise go fuses And I agree with the above, got to protect the mains wire between the battery and the bus fuse breaker box Depending how many amps that's got to carry, a breaker there may be the best solution