B BobP GreatGrady Captain Joined Apr 27, 2005 Messages 4,744 Reaction score 6 Points 38 Location Long Island, NY Model Sailfish Jul 31, 2008 #21 Operating an over-propped motor overloads engine, hence loss of life.
G grady23 Well-Known Member Joined Mar 20, 2005 Messages 488 Reaction score 13 Points 18 Location Maryland Jul 31, 2008 #22 If you have a trim indicator on your dash, it indicates motor tilt. I usually have mine @3.5 (approx) for both motors and them trim the boat with the trim tabs. I don't have tab indicators so I use the boat's performance to guide me.
If you have a trim indicator on your dash, it indicates motor tilt. I usually have mine @3.5 (approx) for both motors and them trim the boat with the trim tabs. I don't have tab indicators so I use the boat's performance to guide me.
W whaler1777 Member Joined Jul 26, 2008 Messages 12 Reaction score 0 Points 0 Aug 1, 2008 #23 I have a 190 Tournament with a 150 Yamaha on it... Its propped 13-3/4x19 and I am only getting 4600 out of it?? Lost on where I should go to...
I have a 190 Tournament with a 150 Yamaha on it... Its propped 13-3/4x19 and I am only getting 4600 out of it?? Lost on where I should go to...
