Feb
16th, 2006: Latham
Marine debuts a total of
nine new products at the 2006
Miami Boat Show. This is one
of the worlds most renowned Marine
Trade Shows and is an ideal platform
from which to launch new products.
Many boat manufacturers as well
as the press were on hand to review
the new items and critique their
designs. There was a lot of positive
feedback and interest expressed
by prospective customers from all
over the world.
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Feb 16th,
2006: Latham Marine
debuts the new 3" and 6"
Stainless Steel Tilt Columns
at the 2006 Miami Boat Show.
These columns feature a rugged design
with adjustable tilt function and
a sleek look. They allow the driver
to adjust the angle of the steering
wheel to compensate for dashboard
angle, the driver's height and personal
preference. There was a lot of favorable
responses regarding the smooth operation,
compact design and attractive styling.
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Feb 16th,
2006: Latham Marine
debuts the new 7" Extension
Box at the 2006 Miami Boat
Show. As some sport boats with
stepped hulls perform better with
the 7" setback, this box is
specifically designed to allow the
7" setback with built-in steering
for any Bravo® Drive model:
Bravo One®, Bravo X®, Bravo
XR®. Installation is very easy
as there is no modification required
to the engine coupler or the stock
drive. Thru-exhaust is also available.
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Feb 16th,
2006:
Latham Marine
debuts the exclusive 10"
Spacer for the Mercury Verado®
250 & 275 outboard motors
at the 2006 Miami Boat Show.
This unit is installed between the
motor 'mid section' and the lower
gear case, lowering the propeller
by 5" without the need to double
stack 5" stock spacers. This
allows the motor clamp bracket to
be installed higher than normal
which is desirable for some boat
manufacturers as it decreases any
back splash on the power heads.
The spacer is furnished with an
extended drive shaft, mounting studs
and nuts along with extensions for
the water pickup tube, shifter shaft
and 'speedo tube'.
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Feb 16th,
2006: Latham Marine
debuts the exclusive 10"
Spacer for the Yamaha®
250 & 275 Four Stroke outboard
motors at the 2006 Miami Boat
Show. This unit is installed
between the motor 'mid section'
and the lower gear case, lowering
the propeller by 5" without
the need to double stack 5"
stock spacers. This allows the motor
clamp bracket to be installed higher
than normal which is desirable for
some boat manufacturers as it decreases
any back splash on the power heads.
The spacer is furnished with an
extended drive shaft, mounting studs
and nuts along with extensions for
the water pickup tube, shifter shaft
and 'speedo tube'.
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Feb 16th,
2006: Latham Marine
debuts the new 9" and 15"
Sea Strainers at the 2006
Miami Boat Show. These strainers
are designed so as to allow higher
flows as well as more debris holding
capacity than standard sized Sea
Strainers. This is very desirable
with today's performance boats with
higher horsepower motors requiring
additional cooling. The 9"
strainers can be furnished with
#20 & #24 JIC Flare ports for
direct hookup to the water hoses
without need for adapter fittings.
The 15" can be furnished with
#32, #24 or #20 JIC Flare ports
or a combination thereof. Both strainers
include screw-on lids with site
holes for easy checking and cleaning.
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Feb 16th,
2006: Latham Marine
debuts the new 1-1/2" and
2" 'V-Scoop' Water Pickups
at the 2006 Miami Boat Show.
These water pickups are designed
specifically for stepped hulls and
allows maximum water intake with
minimal air notorious with aerated
sterns on the stepped hull design.
This innovative design permits height
adjustment and includes a 316 stainless
steel high flow 90º elbow and
mounting flange. They are an excellent
compliment to the Latham Marine
9" and 15" Sea Strainers
with the higher flow capacities.
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