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hi, everay all i have a proplem for the up or swin up my engines outboard 9.9 yamaha, do you have sugestion or mechanism for sailboat whit outside gallery. check my picture and my gallery outside. thanks very much.
Rejean From Canada catalina 25 tall, 1981 hull: 2731
There appears to be an anchor roller above the outboard... using it should lift the motor if the mount has adequate travel. More information would be helpful here... did you recently purchase the boat? Did you change motors from when the gallery was installed? Did you just install the gallery?
My first impression is that the anchor roller was placed there to lift the motor but of course have no way of knowing if it was ever successful.
Correction, these me anchor roller has to pose last year, but without success, the cause is simple, the course on the top engines outboard and my gallery is very lower , I seek new system bracket engines or the assistance if a new system or trick can improve my sailing ship, I have been the owner for 6 years ΒΆ To answer about my Wheel steering , yes I like this for the behaviour with the wind and instrument is attached on the base wheel steering. Thanks very I sorry for my langages but i working very very hard (smile)
Noted on a cruising catamaran that had twin outboards that raising the props was handled by simply rotating the mount. Maybe some scheme using a rotating mount rather than a lifting mount would solve the problem.
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