certainly turns in well but looks pretty bouncy, needs some trimming perhaps?
btw, how do you "de-tune"? use less throttle?
Evening Xk59D,
Yes the engine needs a little trimming and we might look at changing the prop down a pitch since it was rigged as a 200hp. I'm sure getting the anchor and chain in the boat would also help
We had Billhigham Marine de-tune the engine for us when it was in the workshop, they have a dyno which facilitates the tuning. Alternatively you can adjust the throttle screw but that would mean the boat is still technically overpowered for its rating.
Thanks for reply colin, be nice to see it trimmed correctly with correct weight etc. To be honest, i thought trimming in would have fixed the porpoising given not much weather.
Nice to have another UK maker on the go and all the best on the venture!
Don't stop too near that slipway, they'll have your engine off before you can tie up.
Aye ye cannae trust thae pheasants.... One lands on your boat, you take it in and the other two have your engine while you put the first one ashore.....
Aye ye cannae trust thae pheasants.... One lands on your boat, you take it in and the other two have your engine while you put the first one ashore.....
