can a prop hit the hull??

[NICKYPOO]

Ya, that's a crazy amount of weight for a 21i the wave looks like you run a lot a front weight. To me it looks like it would be more fun without the bow sack. Maybe switching out the bow sack with the 340 in the walkway would be the ticket. Post up some vid of your results.

[Shamus]

Ya, that's a crazy amount of weight for a 21i the wave looks like you run a lot a front weight. To me it looks like it would be more fun without the bow sack. Maybe switching out the bow sack with the 340 in the walkway would be the ticket. Post up some vid of your results.

Will do Nick, hopefully get out this weekend.

[somebodyelse5]

Ya, that's a crazy amount of weight for a 21i the wave looks like you run a lot a front weight. To me it looks like it would be more fun without the bow sack. Maybe switching out the bow sack with the 340 in the walkway would be the ticket. Post up some vid of your results.

agreed....too much weight up front really levels it out. long waves arent as fun without height. Weight the back more, get the wave high, then add speed to lengthen the pocket.

[Shamus]

Right on Nobody, I will give that a try.

agreed....too much weight up front really levels it out. long waves arent as fun without height. Weight the back more, get the wave high, then add speed to lengthen the pocket.

[Al Pistol]

I just had a similar situation happenon my 01 21V. I ran over a small non reflective wake bouy driving at night and bent my prop back enough to hit the bottom of the hull. I didnt realize it until i was pulling the prop off to get repaired. I ended up getting "Bondo" polyester fiberglass gelly resin from autozone and a gel-coat repair kit form Academy sports and i fixed it good as new in about 4 hours time after work one eveing. The prop, on the other hand, cost $130 and a week of time to get fixed here locally. My damage was about 4 inches long and about 1/4 inch deep. If you can use drywall mud and a hand sanding block you can fix yourself for about $30!

[Shamus]

I just had a similar situation happenon my 01 21V. I ran over a small non reflective wake bouy driving at night and bent my prop back enough to hit the bottom of the hull. I didnt realize it until i was pulling the prop off to get repaired. I ended up getting "Bondo" polyester fiberglass gelly resin from autozone and a gel-coat repair kit form Academy sports and i fixed it good as new in about 4 hours time after work one eveing. The prop, on the other hand, cost $130 and a week of time to get fixed here locally. My damage was about 4 inches long and about 1/4 inch deep. If you can use drywall mud and a hand sanding block you can fix yourself for about $30!

thanks Al