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Bow of boat too high. Avoid the tendency to chop the throttle as the boat starts to. This helps to keep the bow down and stop the boat from leaping off waves. I replaced the cranking battery with a new one and added two new trolling motor batteries 24 volt for a total of 3 batteries in aft of boat.
Bow rise when transitioning to plane is normal of course which combines with the high bow to. Large commercial barges on inland waterways rarely meet big waves and may have remarkably little freeboard at the bow whereas fast military vessels operating offshore must be able to cope with heavy seas. If it is submerged the vessel has exceeded its maximum load capacity.
The tilt of the engine lifts the bow too high the bow falls down it gets lifted too high again and so on. If it is way over your cowling your motor is too high. PIC 7 At first glance this Mako looks to be trimmed with the bow too high out of the water but in calm conditions trimming the boat out like this provides a faster top speed and maximum fuel economy -.
I got a buddy of mine to sit right on the end of the bow he is about 80kg and the boat sat alot better taking off and slow crusing. Enough to concern me about the potential of flipping the boat in the right gust of wind. If the engine is tilted too high the bow of the boat will ride too high and the stern will squat in the water.
If loosening the u-bolts marked with green arrows allows the winch arm to be raised a few inches up the post blue arrow so that the roller stop clears the bow eye then do that. It is difficult to determine whether or not you are able to run at your highest potential speed unless you are very familiar with your boat and previously had an outboard mounted at the appropriate height. Browse 10860 bow of boat stock photos and images available or search for couple on bow of boat to find more great stock photos and pictures.
This is with the OB trimmed all the way down. On the other hand too much positive trim can also cause a hull to porpoise a phenomenon in which the bow alternately rises and falls leading to an uncomfortable oscillation and reduced fuel efficiency. When a boat planes it rides on top of the water instead of plowing through it.