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2006 Sea Ray 200 Select

On Thu, 30 Jun 2011 19:41:07 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

I recently boat the referenced boat from a private party. The boat
was in mint condition with only 44 hours on it. Test drove it and
seemed to work fine. Now that I've driven it more i'm a little
concerned about some engine noise / minor vibrations. It seems when
I'm on plain, the engine noise / vibration is normal if the trim is up
(even by one notch). But if I trim the motor all the way down (while
on plain), the engine noise increases and so does the vibration. The
vibration feels like it is coming from the engine area or towards the
back of the boat. I'm not sure if I'm overreacting or if this is
normal. I mentioned this concern to my wife and she didn't even
notice. If anyone has any thoughts I would appreciate it. thanks.

It's not uncommon for the sound of the outdrive to change slightly
with trim adjustments. It should not cause significant vibration
however unless you operate with the drive trimmed too far in the up
position. If it sounds and operates OK in the normal trim position I
wouldn't be too concerned about it unless it changes over time.

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