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Look at the back of any outboard’s lower unit, just above the propeller, and you’ll notice a flat horizontal fin sticking out on either side. That’s the outboard motor cavitation plate, sometimes called the anti-ventilation plate, and its position relative to the boat’s hull is one of the most overlooked specifications in the entire rigging
More outboard motors get returned or re-rigged over shaft length than almost any other mistake we see, and it’s an easy one to make because the long shaft vs short shaft outboard motor decision comes down to a handful of inches that looks trivial on paper and is anything but trivial on the water. Get
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