Trim went out at ramp Saturday and caught something solid trying to get on trailer. With this being on the back, will this cause cavitation issues?
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Trim went out at ramp Saturday and caught something solid trying to get on trailer. With this being on the back, will this cause cavitation issues?
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I banged mine up a whole lot worse than that a couple weeks ago and cannot tell the difference. I knocked about an inch of the entire back corner off.
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I dont think that will cause any problems
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buddy of mine knocked half of his off on a 250 mercury. never had a problem. i must stay thats an odd location to break one. you must of been backing up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slab Slinger
I have a pretty good slope on my driveway and things like broken skegs and skint up props happen when I forget to trim the motor up before getting to bottom of the hill. Really makes my blood boil when I do that....you would think I would have enough smarts to not do it again.Quote:
Originally Posted by murdok
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Won’t hurt anything, but you could check here to if they have one for your motor. Just a little insurance against further damage.
SkegShield Skeg Guard protects outboard,stern drive.
I have read really good reviews on this product. It’s how I plan to fix mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cray
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I WAS TOLD IT WON'T HURT IT . BUT THEM SKEG COVERS IS SEXY . NICE STAINLESS ONE LOOKS NICE .
It’s like you were there! Poor folks at the ramp probably thought I had lost my mind when I hit said object. I was not happy.Quote:
Originally Posted by murdok
Thanks for the replies. Will check out skeg shield
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Not good but if it had to happen that was the best place for it. I don't think it will cause you a problem. 2cents
Half of mine is gone. No problem.
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A little bondo and it's all good again!
that would get anybody's attention. theoretically there shouldn't be anything to hit at a boat ramp. stranger things have happened though.Quote:
Originally Posted by MO' MONEY
It pulled a chunk between the prop and the skeg. Most of the time you will be in reverse when it happens. Put a file to it.