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<blockquote data-quote="Still Afloat" data-source="post: 497715" data-attributes="member: 32426"><p>Hi Fuzzy, I measured it the other day but, I don’t remember for sure Think it was five inches or so at the transom before I got in. The front half of the boat was out of the water. So you can see why I was reluctant to take her out again without some weight on the bow.</p><p></p><p>I did some really rough CG/CoB calculations with the all the gear but, without the pods and was still about 70 pounds heavy at the transom before I climb aboard to man the tiller. I think the pods will be huge help but, my moving my butt closer to the bow may still be required.</p><p></p><p>I agree with your statement of changing one thing at a time but, that‘s not always practical. The balance and stability was so far off that I‘m not comfortable taking it out again without more floatation in back or more weight up front.</p><p></p><p>Edit - I suppose I can throw some weight in the bow and give it another try with the trim fully forward. Then try other trim settings.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Still Afloat, post: 497715, member: 32426"] Hi Fuzzy, I measured it the other day but, I don’t remember for sure Think it was five inches or so at the transom before I got in. The front half of the boat was out of the water. So you can see why I was reluctant to take her out again without some weight on the bow. I did some really rough CG/CoB calculations with the all the gear but, without the pods and was still about 70 pounds heavy at the transom before I climb aboard to man the tiller. I think the pods will be huge help but, my moving my butt closer to the bow may still be required. I agree with your statement of changing one thing at a time but, that‘s not always practical. The balance and stability was so far off that I‘m not comfortable taking it out again without more floatation in back or more weight up front. Edit - I suppose I can throw some weight in the bow and give it another try with the trim fully forward. Then try other trim settings. [/QUOTE]
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