After running my boat for the 1st time with a newly purchased 1976 85hp Evinrude, I noticed it pulls to the left. The faster I go the more pronounced it is. It's almost like the entire boat is being pulled downward from something very heavy on the left side and as a result, pulls in that direction. There is no weight imbalance however. I adjusted the trim tab 3 times, increasing the pitch each time with no effect. Upon closer inspection, the skeg appears slightly bent to the left when standing directly behind it. I filed and cleaned it up the best I could but am wondering how or if one can re-bend it back? I first thought to use my mini torch to heat it up and try to bend it back, but reasoned that could really screw up some stuff if the heat traveled upward into the shaft assembly or worse, it just breaks off. Also, the motor is sharing the exact same holes in the transom from the motor I took off, so it's not like I mounted it crooked or anything. It has 2 large stabilizer fins that my old motor did not have, so could they be causing the pull? I raised the trim at speed hoping to reduce the pull at a higher setting, but it never did and I actually broke the prop out of the water for a second. Any ideas?