RunninHotRacing163.1

Seen & changed alot of spun hubs up at the river ,but not a 1 from debris.
should be a interesting outcome to see how the adjuster handles it .

Griff

Most likely, its just the drive and not the coupler. I agree with what Ted G said.

The good news is there are used Bravo's in the Swap Shop that are pretty cheap right now.

Eaton Photos

Josh' position was near the Imaginary TN Line about 25 miles south of the Dam.

We went past Josh & his gang, though we were separated by about 1/2 mile, as we passed, apparently right after his incident. He was moving very slowly, but we weren't sure if he was just hanging out on the lake, as we passed quite a few of the runners' just randomly stopped on the lake. We would have stopped to render aid if we thought there was a problem, however, we were having our own engine issues, throughout the day. We ran the 40 miles each direction, at an avg of 24.2 MPH.

FuelinAround

LOL. thats about top speed on matts big boat anyway.... Well just dropped it off at SNS marine where OSO member SpeedReeder works at. Upon my first real good look at it in day light there was some promising stuff. The skeg is bent about an inch to the left. Also one of the prop blades was bent in pretty bad and the others had marks on them. The back of the upper casing was cracked badly. Looks aas if the internals exploded or something. They havent had a chance to check out the coupler issues and motor issue but hopefully there is enough evidence to cover my tragedy. I appreciate all the thoughts and offers to help on here and fb.

Griff

Good news as far as the insurance claim for hitting a submerged object. Definately gives you a strong case for that.