Well I finally made it home from Africa and have been out in the new 210 trying to get used to it. My question for the experienced drivers out there is this, How the heck do ya'll handle this damn chine-walk crap. My last boat was a Champion and we all know that they drive themselves so I am not used to a boat having to be watched carefully. Everyting is fine till I hit about 75 then all hell breaks loose. I have tried everything I can think of with the hydraulic plate and the trim, evening out the load in the boat and the tanks but about the time I get it to stop it starts up again. I know that I need some seat time to get used to it, but unfortunately I dont have that luxury since I will be heading back out of country in about another 3 weeks and I would sure like to see if my prop and setup are correct. If anybody can please give me some step by step instructions on how to get past the chinewalk I sure would appreciate it. I have tried to feel for the start of the chinewalk and move the steering wheel back and forth sharply but this only stops the problem for a couple of mph and then it starts again, but worse the next time. I have the hydraulic set as high as I feel comfortable with about 15 psi at 5100 with a heck of alot of peddle left. My prop is a trophy, thank god there aint a tempest or a TXP on it right now with the way it is walking, I'd probably of killed myself already![]()
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Also it seems as if there is alot of torque tring to turn the boat to the right for some reason, sorry for the stupid questions but this is my first out of 5 bass boats that will hit above the 70mph mark and I would really like to be able to handle this beast.
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