It is not just the power of the motor to consider. A 36 volt motor would probably hold the boat on a good day, especially with the outboard(s) tilted up for less drag. On a not so good day, probably not.
I see two major problems. First of all the motor would have to be on the bow mounted so the shaft slides forward and tips vertical. How would this work with the bow rail? Would a 72" shaft be long enough? The 36 volt motor is HEAVY. Do not think you can slide it all the way forward and then tip it up, or retrieve it by tipping it up and then sliding it back.
Then there is the problem of the batteries. Where would you put three large deep cycle batteries? To power the motor would require a separate bank of batteries and you would want to have a three battery onboard charger.
