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hi


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run n gun
Posted 12/16/2008 9:34 AM (#350058 - in reply to #349737)
Subject: RE: 620/200 Vmax prop pitch




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Location: Aurora, IL.
Esox and Frank,
The plate I use is a Detwiler All-in-One 8" hydraulic. It was recommended because it requires no additional hydraulic hoses running from the bilge area out to the plate. I beleive Bob's also now makes an all in one plate as well.
Check the Detwiler web site; http://www.detwilerjackplates.com/products.htm
I agree with Treats with regard to the process of setting up the boat. Definately start with propping. The reason I went directly to the plate was that I was sure that my setup was exactly the same as Eric's and I new what results I could expect.
Additionally, I would call Ranger and Yamaha to get their opinions as well. I called Ranger and talked with the guy that sets up all their boats and then my dealer recommended talking with Eric Olson the Evinrude representative who also is kind of their R & D guy with engine and boat set ups. The information I got helped formulate the end result.

Hope this helps!

Joe

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