Having a hard time keeping the prop in the water?
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You want the prop riding in the wake of the boat in the "sweet spot". This is usually in the "rooster tail" or right behind it. Remember that small adjustments can make big improvements in these longtails. Here is a good checklist 1. Make sure the Skeg is pointing directly down. 2. Don't run too short of a shaft. The w
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