Thread: Holeshot question

Your prop might have too much pitch......but we cannot make that call without knowing what pitch is on it now and what the rpm is at wide open throttle with the motor properly trimmed. It should be marked on your prop hub what the diameter and pitch is.

Let's have a poll on what he should do next even without having the performance numbers. We haven't had a nice poll in a while.Thumbs Up

We have to have a poll on taking a poll first Rofl

Motion for a poll

Originally Posted by Wannabe...

Dadgum, ya'll got him jacking up the boat and digging holes. You could just let the tounge down as low as it will go then fully tuck the motor. Should give you enough clearance to check for tuck.

Get the rpm info peckerwood. Other than that we're just flailing about.

Bet you've got too much prop or a beat up prop is the overall problem. Jack too high might be another issue as well. But then, that's just me flailing.

Wannabe...

It's scary when he's rite, was wondering why you couldnt just lower the front of the boat with your jack??

Originally Posted by MO' MONEY

Motion for a poll

Second the motion!!

Originally Posted by Rees Guide

It's scary when he's rite, was wondering why you couldnt just lower the front of the boat with your jack??

You could do it that way I guess but you would have to stand with your head cocked to the side to get the proper perspective.Rofl

Originally Posted by yikess

You could do it that way I guess but you would have to stand with your head cocked to the side to get the proper perspective.Rofl

Or maybe a level laid up against the boat. HIS HEADS ALREADY COCKED SIDEWAYS ANYHOW, HIT IT ON THE BOTTOM OF MO'S BOAT CHECKING OUT THAT 16 FOOT WATER AT ENID THE OTHER DAY.