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  1. Moderator Luke's Avatar
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    If your lines are hitting the transom I am wondering if your motor is too low.
    Mine was the same way when I bought it and is also a 2003 model with a 6" plate.
    When I bought it the bleed fittings had been hitting and scarring up the alum angle that is on the edge of the transom. When I measured my motor height it was like 5" below pad. so I raised it
    Check your prop to pad I am betting your motor is way too low.

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    Early hydraulic steering systems were quite different than todays. Thus this is a part issue which requires design changes, not only engine height.

    Quote Originally Posted by Luke View Post
    If your lines are hitting the transom I am wondering if your motor is too low.
    Mine was the same way when I bought it and is also a 2003 model with a 6" plate.
    When I bought it the bleed fittings had been hitting and scarring up the alum angle that is on the edge of the transom. When I measured my motor height it was like 5" below pad. so I raised it
    Check your prop to pad I am betting your motor is way too low.