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On Jun 30, 9:41*pm, 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. There's also the possibility that the previous owners may have hit something with the prop and could have bent a prop shaft or something like that. Not saying they did, but I had that experience with my boat I demolished an aluminum prop and after replacing it there was a bit of vibration in the lower end under the same conditions you described. I had a salvage alpha 1 mercruiser drive I later installed and that took care of it. I would however advise you to consult a reputable and skilled mechanic / dealer about the situation. It maybe nothing but if it worries you, I'd have someone look at it. |
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