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Date Posted: - Monday - 02/21/11 - 9:08pm
Author: scott a boojum
Subject: bow thruster
In reply to: Paul M31 #106 's message, "Just "give in" and turn the wrong way first.." on - Sunday - 02/20/11 - 8:44pm

Yeah that is what I do since I have no choice but In some circumstances it can be dicey

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[> [> [> [> [> Prop Walk -- Brian, - Tuesday - 02/22/11 - 11:18am

Scott,
You can always put some sort of dead eye in the dock on the starboard side, run a line thru it and back to the boat. As you back out slowly hold it, causing the boat to pivot to starboard. When it has turned far enough release either of the lines running to the dock and retrieve it on the boat.
Or you can push the boat out manually and push the bow the direction you want, if the rudder is in the correct position, it will keep going that way. This requires some agility. That is what I do.
As far as prop walk, once the trans is in neutral, there shouldn't be any. Is there a currant or wind pushing the bow sprit? Where are you located?
Good Luck!
Brian
661-713-4371


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