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Anyone familiar with a 1990 Bayliner 1850?
Just bought one and the previous owner did not have the owners manual
so Im in need of much help here. -there are several buttons on the dash, i cant figure out "accy" and "anc lt" -what is the difference with the "tilt" and "trim" buttons? -any typical maintenance stuff I should perform before taking it out for the 1st time? |
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What type of power package do you have on this boat. My above
response assumed you have a stern drive like mine, but I believe they were also available with outboards. If stern drive, what type, what engine? Yes it is a stern drive, 4 cyl Merc 3.0L OK, I have the same power plant. This is a nice package, simple, reliable, and fairly easy to service. There are at least two ways you can go re service manuals; I've done both. First, you can get a manual published by Clymer's, they are available at West Marine and I imagine at Boat US and Amazon. The Clymer's manual is quite good, covers all the basic maintenance on BOTH the engine and the outdrive. You can also order the factory manuals from Mercury, but then you need to buy two books; one for the engine and one for the outdrive. And they are not cheap. But if you really like to have as much information available as possible, these are nice to have. |
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David Patnaude wrote in message ...
(IDT 512) wrote in om: ok the "anc lt" switch did trigger the aluminum pole light, i didnt think that was called anchor light and i thought that turned on with the "nav lt" switch. anchor light is the stern light only. navigation lights are both the bow and stern lights at the same time. OK i took it out last weekend for the 1st time, everything went pretty good except that the boat chine walked several times, pretty scary feeling especially since it was my 1st time driving a boat... do any of you have this same problem? any fixes for it? I did some reading on it and some say that 4 blade props can sometimes cure it, I dont see how though... |
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OK i took it out last weekend for the 1st time, everything went pretty
good except that the boat chine walked several times, pretty scary feeling especially since it was my 1st time driving a boat... do any of you have this same problem? any fixes for it? (IDT 512) Sorry, I'm not familiar with this term; what specific handling behavior is described when you say "the boat chine walked..."? |
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On 13 Oct 2004 20:49:07 -0700, (IDT 512) wrote:
David Patnaude wrote in message ... (IDT 512) wrote in om: ok the "anc lt" switch did trigger the aluminum pole light, i didnt think that was called anchor light and i thought that turned on with the "nav lt" switch. anchor light is the stern light only. navigation lights are both the bow and stern lights at the same time. OK i took it out last weekend for the 1st time, everything went pretty good except that the boat chine walked several times, pretty scary feeling especially since it was my 1st time driving a boat... do any of you have this same problem? any fixes for it? I did some reading on it and some say that 4 blade props can sometimes cure it, I dont see how though... I have been working on a Procraft 1540V bass boat. The Johnson 90 HP outboard has tilt/trim, and if the OB is tilted for nose up at slow speed, the boat gallops; the nose coming up and down like a rocking horse. Increasing speed puts the bows down, and it pays to trim for nose up in this condition. This boat is a shallow Vee. However, the walking you mention, seems to represent a cyclical roll. Is that it? Or is it that you tried a high speed turn? Shallow Vees can jump sidewards if the chines lose traction. This latter effect is just a fact of life that is improved by more weight astern.... Brian Whatcott Altus OK |
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