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I bought a new lund classic SS 1775 with a 90 hp 4 stroke mercury from the U.S.( I live in Canada) late last year. When I got it in the water this spring I found that turning the steering wheel right was like driving a car, turning left was almost impossible and you had to use a lot of force...
I recently bought a Lund Classic 1775 SS with a 90 hp 4 stroke Mercury and it seems I only go just over 32 mph, how fast should a boat/motor like this be going?? After I mentioned this to the dealer he changed the 15 deg. prop to a 17 deg., and said this should help. I haven't tried it out yet...
I bought a Lund Classic 1775 SS with a 90 hp Merc 4 stroke. I've never used a boat with such a large motor or console steering so this is totally new to me. My question is this; I was only going about 30 mph top speed so I mentioned it to my dealer where I bought it and they switched the 15...
