"Scout" wrote in message
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Yep, I understand that.
It's just the turning from alongside into a position 90
degrees to
that in order to slide back into the slip that is a
worry.

Ok.
Wouldn't be easy for sure.
It's hard enough when the engine is working.
Of course, my last boat was under-powered with a small
outboard, which was
hard to reach and control.
It'll be a new and interesting adventure for me with the
new boat.


When I went from an outboard to an inboard it took some
getting used to, not being able to turn the prop.

Learn to use prop walk.

Scotty