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Seatrial
Check the waterline of the boat and make sure the scuppers work put a couple of guys in the back and make real sure. Has the deck been raised or is it original? Without using tabs the bow may raise very high on takeoff, and may increase pounding and hull slap when coming off waves. Review old threads on brackets for 20's (there are plenty) Bennett Tabs-Yes...Lenco Tabs-No
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Moesly 1969 20 CC & Potter 1978 23 CC (23 in storage awaiting rebuild) |
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Sea trial...
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Otto And yes, I still believe in the four boat theory... |
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sea trial and Bennett tabs.
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Robert '94 Mako 211, 250 HPDI Coral Gables, FL |
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As others have said...check the scuppers and see if you're taking on water. Keep in mind fuel load...cooler location (usually on is under the helm seat which is fairly far back in the 20)...loaded with ice, drinks, fuel, buddies...you might take a little water though the back...but IMO, a little water at rest under these conditions is not bad, just something that may happen with a bunch of weight in the stern. Hey, on the other hand, a 225 on that boat should lift the thing high enough to keep the drain plug dry!
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