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John Cairns
 
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I realize practice makes perfect, but a few tips can speed up the
learning curve significantly.

Thanks!


Practice, practice, practice. Only other tip is to come in slowly, put the
thing into neutral and coast up to the point where you're ready to put it
into reverse to stop the boat. Make sure your propulsion isn't prone to
stalling.

John Cairns


 
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