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the trim rod is in third hole from bottom,it has a very slow hole shot,the rod seems to have washers on both ends,how do you remove them,and is it ok to move rod down to last hole,it might be sitting on trim cylinders..1991 115 evenrude
the trim rod is in third hole from bottom,it has a very slow hole shot,the rod seems to have washers on both ends,how do you remove them,and is it ok to move rod down to last hole,it might be sitting on trim cylinders..1991 115 evenrude
Do you have Tilt and Trim??? If so place the tilt rod in the lowest setting and adjust T&T as needed after plane. Normally trim rods are easily removed and moved w/o tools........ is you rod the proper one or has it been replaced??
Yes it has t&t and it takes to long to get on plane,I noticed the rod was not in the lowest hole,I put on my glasses and figured out how to remove the washer on one end,it is a split washer you have to seperate and expand to get off,I moved the rod down to the lowest hole,I will go try it when I get time..Just had carbs cleaned too,maybe that will help..if not I might have to put a fin or maybe a 4 blade prop.thanks for your help!!
Forget the fin or the prop change ......... let's do the "no cost" moves first.
Pin in lowest hole.......
Trim motor all the way down.......
Try to take off and plane.......
Once on plane gradually trim up for more speed and find the sweet spot then gradually throttle back for best MPG