Racerngr1

I don't "like" it but I tolerate it because I really like my boat. I'm very right handed dominate as well and it doesn't bother me as much as I though it would.

Interceptor

Every airline copiolot learns to fly with left hands on the levers and then right hand when he becomes a pilot.
Whys it so had for a boat operator ?

Back4More

You'll end up liking them on the left....I do.

BZ

Ditto

drksuroo

I just switched to a Fountain having driven right hand throttles for 20 years in a variety of boats. I was worried about the switch but after about 10min. it was all good. No problems whatsoever!

RaggedEdge

Ditto, X2!

Mark D

Another vote that you won't think twice.

Nice to manage the tabs, trim, and throttle all with the left hand while a firm right hand stays on the wheel.

I go back and forth between my Fountain & my Grady every weekend and don't think twice about throttle position left vs. right.

pokey27

Just got my first fountain 27 only took a few min love it

hezman

Like most others, getting used to it is quick and easy........not sure I would want to go back to right hand controls!

frenchfri21

I agree. I bought my first Fountain two weeks ago, and had the same worries. I have gotten used to it, but i wouldnt suggest going into rough water right away. I am right dom as well, and your reaction time is a little different. You will want to chop the throttles faster than you should. At least i did anyway.