Hello,
Thank you for checking my post. I have a Mercruiser I/O boat, I took it out on the water on sunday and the waves were decent. We anchored and upon unanchoring we realized we were really close to shore so everyone got back up in the boat and we started to take off. After sucessfully starting it in neutral we went to put it in gear and it stalled. So we pushed the boat away from shore, put the trim up and started it successfully. Everyone got back on the boat and put the trim back down and the boat was running beautiful. About 10 minutes after this we stopped for some reason and killed the engine out in the middle of the lake. Upon trying to start and put it in gear we realized the boat would not go over ~5-10 mph even on full throttle. So we took a nice unrelaxing ride back to shore and got the boat back home, worried. Once back home we put the muffs on it and started her up, she seems to work beautiful outside of the water. We took the prop apart and it seems to be fine.
I just want some advice on what our problem could be. I did find a random rubber piece when taking the prop apart, I just thought it might've been something that got sucked up somehow, but I have heard about a rubber hub that could be the cause of the problems maybe? Any help would be appreciated!
Thank you!
Thank you for checking my post. I have a Mercruiser I/O boat, I took it out on the water on sunday and the waves were decent. We anchored and upon unanchoring we realized we were really close to shore so everyone got back up in the boat and we started to take off. After sucessfully starting it in neutral we went to put it in gear and it stalled. So we pushed the boat away from shore, put the trim up and started it successfully. Everyone got back on the boat and put the trim back down and the boat was running beautiful. About 10 minutes after this we stopped for some reason and killed the engine out in the middle of the lake. Upon trying to start and put it in gear we realized the boat would not go over ~5-10 mph even on full throttle. So we took a nice unrelaxing ride back to shore and got the boat back home, worried. Once back home we put the muffs on it and started her up, she seems to work beautiful outside of the water. We took the prop apart and it seems to be fine.
I just want some advice on what our problem could be. I did find a random rubber piece when taking the prop apart, I just thought it might've been something that got sucked up somehow, but I have heard about a rubber hub that could be the cause of the problems maybe? Any help would be appreciated!
Thank you!