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05-06-2011, 03:01 PM
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Fuk! I'm still having probs sending chit. Contact this guy... Scott Smithers- [email protected]
I can call tomorrow for you. I have to register too. Are you a member yet?
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05-06-2011, 03:05 PM
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Fuk! I'm still having probs sending chit. Contact this guy... Scott Smithers- [email protected]
I can call tomorrow for you. I have to register too. Are you a member yet?
I can call tomorrow for you. I have to register too. Are you a member yet?
05-06-2011, 03:28 PM
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05-06-2011, 06:44 PM
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05-06-2011, 07:45 PM
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05-06-2011, 08:11 PM
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Trans and Throttle levers questions
Boatnt if you could way in on this would be great but anyone else is more than welcome to as well.
First time out with new boat and we loved it and all went well, but I do have two questions.
1. The left shifter seemed a bit reluctant at times to go into gear, is there an adjust for that? And then I would bet it would be back back at the motor right? Lastly did you ever encounter similar? Just curious.
2. The throttles seem like they could use a bit more resistance or tension on them as one or both seemed to move a little while under way. Like once we were going and were at desired pace I would let go and look back a bit later and they were no longer side by side.
Any thoughts? Thanks.
First time out with new boat and we loved it and all went well, but I do have two questions.
1. The left shifter seemed a bit reluctant at times to go into gear, is there an adjust for that? And then I would bet it would be back back at the motor right? Lastly did you ever encounter similar? Just curious.
2. The throttles seem like they could use a bit more resistance or tension on them as one or both seemed to move a little while under way. Like once we were going and were at desired pace I would let go and look back a bit later and they were no longer side by side.
Any thoughts? Thanks.
05-06-2011, 08:30 PM
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Boatnt if you could way in on this would be great but anyone else is more than welcome to as well.
First time out with new boat and we loved it and all went well, but I do have two questions.
1. The left shifter seemed a bit reluctant at times to go into gear, is there an adjust for that? And then I would bet it would be back back at the motor right? Lastly did you ever encounter similar? Just curious.
2. The throttles seem like they could use a bit more resistance or tension on them as one or both seemed to move a little while under way. Like once we were going and were at desired pace I would let go and look back a bit later and they were no longer side by side.
Any thoughts? Thanks.
First time out with new boat and we loved it and all went well, but I do have two questions.
1. The left shifter seemed a bit reluctant at times to go into gear, is there an adjust for that? And then I would bet it would be back back at the motor right? Lastly did you ever encounter similar? Just curious.
2. The throttles seem like they could use a bit more resistance or tension on them as one or both seemed to move a little while under way. Like once we were going and were at desired pace I would let go and look back a bit later and they were no longer side by side.
Any thoughts? Thanks.
05-06-2011, 08:43 PM
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What everyone has to know is that I am one picky SOB. SO when I ask it is not saying that someone else might not find the same thing odd but since I do will get it fixed, or in this case slightly adjusted. And most importantly I don't want anyone to think that the previous owner didn't take care of it because to be honest it is just like new. The guys at Hawkeye all had nothing but great things to say.
