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On Fri, 05 Sep 2003 00:55:37 GMT, Joe Parsons
wrote: Please excuse the purely boating content that follows... I have an intermittent problem with the outdrive on my Gibson houseboat: when I put it into reverse, the drive kicks up. If I put it into forward, gun it, then back into reverse, it usually "catches." I understand there's a latching mechanism of some sort that holds the drive in its full down position. I'm hoping there's some kind of adjustment I might be able to make without hauling the boat--especially before the season is over. ![]() Any ideas? Joe Parsons Joe, I'm not familiar with the Volvo/Penta (I own a couple of Mercs), but it's unusual for an outdrive to "kick up" at all. Do you have hydraulic trim and tilt? If there is a mechanical latch, you may have to take a swim to figure out the problem. You should be able to find it without hauling out. Good luck, noah |
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