And The Saga Continues(DAMN STUMP)
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And The Saga Continues(DAMN STUMP)
As some of you know and for those that don't, last week I hit a stump at low speed, spun a prop, and hobbled home. Had the props refinished with new plastic bushings, installed them (backwards), reinstalled them, and everything seemed to be ok. Noticed one of the drives would not go in as far as the other but is showing all in on the gauge, my trailer function does not work and the gauge shows that the drive is not all the way up on that same drive. The drive in question is the port side that hit the stump and jumped up a bit (was not a violent hit). Called mechanic who said he does not know of an adjustment to bring drive down more to match the other side, only up. To sum up as I bring drives in one stops before other and trailer function will not work. Checked fluids and there are no funny noises. What are your thoughts, would like to go out today.
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As some of you know and for those that don't, last week I hit a stump at low speed, spun a prop, and hobbled home. Had the props refinished with new plastic bushings, installed them (backwards), reinstalled them, and everything seemed to be ok. Noticed one of the drives would not go in as far as the other but is showing all in on the gauge, my trailer function does not work and the gauge shows that the drive is not all the way up on that same drive. The drive in question is the port side that hit the stump and jumped up a bit (was not a violent hit). Called mechanic who said he does not know of an adjustment to bring drive down more to match the other side, only up. To sum up as I bring drives in one stops before other and trailer function will not work. Checked fluids and there are no funny noises. What are your thoughts, would like to go out today.
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The trim cylinders and the position of the plastic spacer that goes into the upper at the rod end of the trim cylinders determine the range of movement....that's where you need to be looking.