illMATTic

What would you guys do with this other than replace it?

Leave it alone or square it off?

Bravo one on a 21" boat with low speeds.

Thanks

Big Time

On a smaller boat at lower speeds, I don't see that as having a significant impact on performance/handling, so from that point of view it doesn't seem like it's worth fixing, especially if you think there is a chance for it to happen again. I would leave it alone...

30ftpanther

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If that was my boat i would not worry about that. I have seen people run boats with no skeg.

tnc110

find a local welder that can weld aluminum and get it fixed shouldn't cost more than $50. That's exactly like mine looked like before I welded a piece in and smoothed it up. It was more of an eye sore than anything

Sydwayz

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File it off at a smooth angle and paint it, purely for looks only. That won't hurt a thing.

illMATTic

Ya I hate how it looks. Have to explain it to some ******* at the launch everytime I go out. It was like this what I bought it.

Thanks guys.

1stoutlaw

Buy a skeg guard on-line---under 100 bucks--drill 2 holes--tap it on--DONE !!!! Looks good and it will not need painting !!!

pstorti

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do not use a skeg guard they screw up the water flow to the prop

Greggcellent

I would just file it down to a straight line and paint it. It happened to me and that's what I did. Looks great afterwards. I believe that skeg is to help with steering and to protect the prop a little. You still have enough skeg to do its job.

badmonkey

Is it really an issue with Skeg gaurds. Was considering getting one for mine.