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Available in seven different configurations ranging from 23 to 40-hp, this line includes special editions and variants to help deliver you the performance you desire. Mud Buddy’s Hyper Drive Reverse (HDR) surface drive mud motor line has quickly become a fan favorite. Starting at $8195.00 Mud Buddy - HDR Mud Buddy HDR Mud Motor (Photo courtesy of Mud Buddy)

They are sold standard with electric start, direct throttle and idle air control, EFI calibration, and a high-speed rev limiter.

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Their 40-hp model can be purchased in multiple configurations including with manual or power trim, with or without FNR. Go-Devil is well known for both their longtail mud motors and their one-piece duck boats, but did you know they also make surface drive outboards? With horsepower ranges from 23 to 40, Go-Devil builds a surface drive model for nearly every boat size. Starting at $9917.25 Go-Devil – 40HP Go-Devil 40HP (Photo courtesy of Go-Devil) It can be purchased in multiple camouflage patterns and configurations including both tiller and console steering options. Starting with a 40-hp, 993cc Vanguard Big Block engine, Gator-Tail equipped the GTRXD40 with many performance components to make this motor a game changer, including a hi-flow stainless exhaust, high-thrust cavitation plate, planetary reverse transmission, and a 5,000 lb-ft power trim actuator. Gator-Tail’s GTR40XD-EFI is the most powerful surface drive mud motor in their line designed to complement the largest duck boats. Starting at $9109.00 Gator-Tail – GTR40XD-EFI Gator-Tail GTR40XD-EFI Mud Motor (Photo courtesy of Gator-Tail)

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Check out their website for their full list of features and options. Standard features include hydraulic power trim and tilt, momentary forward or reverse, and so much more. Equipped with a Briggs & Stratton 40-hp EFI engine and Pro-Drive’s Full-Power Reverse (FPR) system, the X40 was designed to get you into, and out of, the nastiest duck habitats in North America. To fulfill customer requests for faster speed and larger load capacity, Pro-Drive recently introduced their newest surface drive, the X40.

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The arts educators will give advice and techniques to improve their drawings and experiment with different ways to represent the moving sculpture.Ī free exhibition of artist James Capper’s drawings and photography charting the making of Mudskipper will be on display in the Good Hotel, next to Mudskipper’s display, from Monday 2 August until Sunday 5 September.Īll events and activities will adhere to the Government’s COVID-19 social distancing guidelines.By David Rearick Shorttail/Surface-Drive Mud Motors Pro-Drive – X40 Pro-Drive X40 Mud Motor (Photo courtesy of Pro-Drive) Participants will be given materials to undertake sketches of the sculpture. Rooftop of the Good Hotel - 6-8pm on the 31st August Royal Victoria Dock – from Sunday 8 August until Thursday 2nd September Mudskipper demonstration: Saturday 4 September 3:30pm Mudskipper demonstration: Friday 3 September 4:30pm It is supported by Arts Council England, Rothschild Foundation, Hannah Barry Gallery, Albion Barn and Perkins Engines, with additional support from the Science Museum Group and RoDMA (Royal Docks Management Authority). Mudskipper is produced by Illuminate Productions and co-commissioned by Battersea Power Station (the Battersea Power Station Powerhouse Commission), Nine Elms on the South Bank and the Royal Docks Team. After travelling down the Thames using its original engine and rudder, it will slowly emerge from the river at the Royal Docks for everyone to marvel at.

Inspired by the evolution of the vertebrates and their leaps from water to land MUDSKIPPER brings together engineering and art in this new experimental amphibious sculpture.Ĭapper has transformed a nine-metre former commercial fishing boat and given it the ability to move on land by giving it hydraulic steel legs and special treadpad feet.

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Have you ever seen a ship that can walk on land? A huge new mobile sculpture, 10 years in the making, will crawl ashore at the Royal Docks this summer to challenge your perceptions of what’s possible.īritish artist James Capper brings his ambitious new work MUDSKIPPER, to the Royal Docks for a series of live demonstrations, a month-long display, and an exhibition of original drawings and photography charting his making of Mudskipper.

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