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I finally got out to run the motor last nigh and to get accurate information. This is what I found with a half tank of fuel and one passenger with the 17 inch prop.
3500 rpm 20 knots 4000 rpm 25 knots 4500 rpm 31 knots 5000 rpm 34 knots 5750 rpm 39 knots 5900 rpm 38 knots One thing I noticed when running the boat with a 2-3ft flowing swell, is the motor would go from 25knts to 21knts then back to 25knts after 30 to 60 seconds. |
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kmoose, I have the AP.
I have mentioned to the installer the info that I have received from other Seacraft owners with the same boat and motor. Before they raise the motor they want to try a 4 blade. They measured the distance from the bottom of the haul to the bottom of the AV plate which is one inch. Which is where they say it should be. I appreciate your input. Thanks |
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You have a 25” notched transom, correct? I have the same motor (250/300ap 25”), same transom mount. Don’t mess with the props until you get the height correct. It is a waste of your time. As I said 3 weeks ago, raise the motor - all the way up. How many 23 Sceptres has your guy dialed in?? If your guy knows what he is doing, then he just doesn’t want to make the effort. My concern is that he doesn’t know what he is doing. You’ve got 6 people who know what they are talking about telling you to raise the motor. I had to do the same thing with my Suzuki 300AP and just like Flexpat told you tonight, I am also up at least 3 - 3.5 inches above the keel. Don’t let your guy keep leading you down the wrong path, tell him what you want, it’s your time and trouble. Do it. Good luck.
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kmoose,
My bad. Its statue. |
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