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Help wanted - Tiller drive torque #13855660 01/21/21 10:39 PM
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Any first hand or experience would be appreciated.

Looking to buy a 18 ft flat bottom aluminum boat with a Yamaha 70 hp four stroke tiller drive. The boat is a little distance to go test drive. I'm concerned about torque. Can any one share experience?
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Re: Help wanted - Tiller drive torque [Re: pmnitro] #13855780 01/22/21 12:34 AM
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Prop torque is created when the prop starts to surface, if that motor is stuck down in the water, it should be minimal. It's a easy fix either way, skeg mounted torque tab will calm it down a ton.

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Re: Help wanted - Tiller drive torque [Re: Pat Goff] #13855818 01/22/21 01:08 AM
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Great information Goff. Never heard of the torque tabs. Make perfect sense. Thanks

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