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Googling the name comes up with "Stanley 38". https://www.yachtworld.com/yacht/2009-john-williams-stanley-38-9034328/ https://www.soundingsonline.com/boats/sail-to-power

Also on this site. https://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/s9/1989-2009-engines-seaton-ross-56-expedition-mobile-al-%24385-000-a-68103.html

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I learned something new today. Steve Dashew was responsible for the popularity of the giant fiberglass "Muffler Man" statues scattered around the USA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muffler_man

Not always. Many times a prop is specified for an engine to be able to run at top RPM, or as a package for an engine warranty. Or, it's specified either ignoring or paying too much attention to vibration. If you want to work your engine harder at a lower RPM (for economy), or to get more...

I've spent the last ten years designing and building racecar parts and racecars for road racing. Before that I worked on Quality Engineering on the Space Station for Boeing.

Small world, I believe that's the same cruise a friend of mine was on. Ended up quarantined in Australia, where he had left an RV before embarking on the cruise. He's holed up until the travel restrictions are over, then will go back to his land-based circumnavigation of Australia.