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The curent setup is one swept and one straight. Boat handles and runs great. I will chime in once I put the new ones on and let you know if there is any difference.
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or maybe start a new thread on your awesome new cat so we don't keep hijacking this thread ?
or maybe start a new thread on your awesome new cat so we don't keep hijacking this thread ?
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You need to use only straight skegs on a twin cat. A lot of guys just grind the swept one to straight. How is the boat running? We should get together and run them!
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It will serve you well!
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Hi,
Were you able to put on the twin straight skegs yet
I'm interested in your lefty 1.75 lowers if you still have it.
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As far as the swept back skeg I have run both and the diffrence isn't worth the investment. You can grind the tab off of the skeg. Congrats and enjoy!
Last edited by bulletbob; 08-20-2015 at 01:15 PM.
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BulletBob what props were you running? 3 blade or 4 blade? I would like to find some 280's. It's hard to beat the reliability of the fishing boat motors though.
I have both of the 1.75's and I am planning on selling them. Fat Shafts, new bearings and REM finished gears. Less then 10 hours on full rebuilds with receipts. I agree, I could not tell a difference in the skegs.
I have both of the 1.75's and I am planning on selling them. Fat Shafts, new bearings and REM finished gears. Less then 10 hours on full rebuilds with receipts. I agree, I could not tell a difference in the skegs.
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If I remember correctly they were 5 blade Bravo style. I will ask this evening when I'm at the shop and get back to you. You would need the 280s' to turn the rpms.