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Quick Minn Kota trolling motor question
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<blockquote data-quote="thill" data-source="post: 511719" data-attributes="member: 4972"><p>Congrats on the boat and how she runs! Just be easy on the throttle until you get the prop figured out. My old boat, it would run over 6K when I was alone if I just floored it. But with a few people it was perfect. Sounds like you need to go up at least 2P, maybe 4P.</p><p></p><p>Some props, the info is painted on, and it soon comes off. Sometimes, it's on the engine side of the hub and gets covered in grease, but I'm guessing you already looked there, so it was probably painted. I hate that.</p><p></p><p>Boats get dirty, but that stone dust is nasty, abrasive stuff. I live on a gravel road, so I completely understand. An air compressor and nozzle are your friend!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thill, post: 511719, member: 4972"] Congrats on the boat and how she runs! Just be easy on the throttle until you get the prop figured out. My old boat, it would run over 6K when I was alone if I just floored it. But with a few people it was perfect. Sounds like you need to go up at least 2P, maybe 4P. Some props, the info is painted on, and it soon comes off. Sometimes, it's on the engine side of the hub and gets covered in grease, but I'm guessing you already looked there, so it was probably painted. I hate that. Boats get dirty, but that stone dust is nasty, abrasive stuff. I live on a gravel road, so I completely understand. An air compressor and nozzle are your friend! [/QUOTE]
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