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Stiff steering on inboard ski boat
Has anyone else had this problem? I have an 88 Supra. The steering is
perfectly loose and easy to turn, right up until I engage the prop. As soon as I turn the prop on the steering becomes very difficult. I have inspected the cable all the way back to the rudder, can't see any place it is binding. Is this normal? I am wondering if it is just the rudder wanting to go straight while the prop is turning because of the drag from the flowing water? Hoping someone can help me out here. Thank you Jim |
Stiff steering on inboard ski boat
"coolcamaro79" wrote in message oups.com... Has anyone else had this problem? I have an 88 Supra. The steering is perfectly loose and easy to turn, right up until I engage the prop. As soon as I turn the prop on the steering becomes very difficult. I have inspected the cable all the way back to the rudder, can't see any place it is binding. Is this normal? I am wondering if it is just the rudder wanting to go straight while the prop is turning because of the drag from the flowing water? Hoping someone can help me out here. Thank you Jim With the prop turning you are requiring more force to be transmitted down the cable. Probably rusty inside. Pull it apart and check it, or just replace it. |
Stiff steering on inboard ski boat
Is this a change? Was it easier to steer while underway before? Did it
gradually get harder to steer or all at once? "coolcamaro79" wrote in message oups.com... Has anyone else had this problem? I have an 88 Supra. The steering is perfectly loose and easy to turn, right up until I engage the prop. As soon as I turn the prop on the steering becomes very difficult. I have inspected the cable all the way back to the rudder, can't see any place it is binding. Is this normal? I am wondering if it is just the rudder wanting to go straight while the prop is turning because of the drag from the flowing water? Hoping someone can help me out here. Thank you Jim |
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