AppSysCons

It always amazes me to see this much exhaust dirt on the props. The hubs of the props
are right in the exhaust stream, and the water is pushed out by the gear case, causing
what you see below.

yahoo

Cant really see the props.

But I dont think it exhaust probably cavitation you are talking about.

CM

AppSysCons

Here are some close up setup pictures, taken after the most recent round of changes. The props are now 1 3/4 above the bottom of the boat.

Ryan Beckley

I'd love to run the boat with you some time with my 4 blades.....we have had the race boat running good speeds. 110+

Jigsaw89

ASC, excuse me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't the tunnel support on the trailer actually be touching the tunnel? It looks like you can easily slide your hand between the tunnel support & hull.

40FlatDeck

It's not there for support, just to help get the boat on the trail.

jayboat

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Now that you are getting that bad boy dialed in, come on down and show us what that thing can do! Ft Myers Offshore is having our first fall run on Oct 20th. We'll be leaving the Sanibel Bridge at 10:30 to Capri Pass and back up to Naples Bay for lunch at Joe's Crab Shack. Check the FMO forum for details... we're also having runs on Thanksgiving and New Years Day. Hope to see ya.

AppSysCons

40FLATDECK is correct, the arch is only to help guide the boat on to the trailer. The entire weight of the boat is supported on the boats splash rails, which sit on two bunks that run the length of the trailer. The tunnel has two splash rails that run from front to back, one on each side of the tunnel.

Jigsaw89

Thanks for explaining that to me, guys. I knew there had to be a reason since Skater puts out a top knotch product.

ASC, beautiful boat!

ExtremeSkater

I've got the exact same boat and trailer, but mine is set up without the tunnel supports. Although, my boat lift is set up with the supports.