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  • Pulling To The Left in Water

    97 Max IV with 26" Tru Power tires. When I pull the right lateral all the way back it is slower to turn right than when I pull the left lateral in water. With both laterals pushed all the way forward it drifts pretty hard to the left so I am constantly having to correct my course by pulling the right lateral back. Unfortunately I am in water way more than land so I don't have as much land perspective.

    Its hard to describe but when I pull the left lateral all the way back I can feel a little more resistance and almost a click that I don't get when pulling the right all the way back. Do I need to adjust my T20 on the right side?

  • #2
    If the bands haven't been adjusted in a while then I suppose
    adjusting them is in order. It is of routine maintence anyway.
    Stand for the Flag. Kneel for the Cross.

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    • #3
      Is the machine leaning to one side more than the other? This has influence on direction when in water.
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      • #4
        Try sliding right in the machine a couple inches to counter the engine weight.
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