Skeg

[thumpar]

Re: Skeg

That looks a lot better. It is hard to tell if there is still much twist or not. I would try it. You haven't said what this is on that I can find. If it has power steering you probably wouldn't notice even with a little twist. If it doesn't you may be able to accommodate for any twist with it.

 

[narvlebenoit]

Re: Skeg

Its on a 18 foot stratos fish and ski the motor is a 150 johnson fast strike it has duall rod giudeson it when I try it out I can ajust the fin on it for witch erver way it pulls.

 

[Home Cookin']

Re: Skeg

And are really handy for busting up the lower unit instead of the prop

no, SS props have a bushing which fails before anything upstream breaks.

 

[Home Cookin']

Re: Skeg

Home Cookin' . . . is this your rig that you are talking about, it passed me on 95 . . . It had Norfolk tags on it ???

that's not a sofa boat; that's a barcolounger boat!

 

[Expidia]

Re: Skeg

that's not a sofa boat; that's a barcolounger boat!

This too is a Bark"a"lounger:

 

[oldjeep]

Re: Skeg

no, SS props have a bushing which fails before anything upstream breaks.

That is the theory. Having seen how well the Flo-Torq hubs (don't) work on the mercury props, I don't think I'd trust that to actually stop the damage.