good news
 

i finally fixed the problem with my tohatzu 90!

new"er" 2001 Yamaha 115

That works.

Thats what I call a face lift

That skiff is gonna fly now!!

Man, me..inchspinner..and lake chuck duck saw a carolina skiff thay looked like it was about to fly away the morning of the tournament. Nice upgrade

i used to go 42mph with the '96 90hp. can't wait to see what this one does!!
if the weather would break, i would be able to see what this thing can do!!!

Thats a good way to fix a busted Hatsu' ...

Nice repair....

Big weight difference,hopefully you don't need trim tabs. Should get 50mph or more out of it.

that thing should get up!!!

good fix!

That'll fix the problem

the weight difference is about 80lbs, if i looked it up rite, and i have angled blocks epoxied on the bottom at the rear. if anything i think that i may have to put a fin on the motor..... i think!!

Motor looks too low....is it mounted on the last bolt hole? Your cavitation plate needs to be even with the bottom of the boat when trimed level. Just trying to help you save some headache.

its on the second hole. i checked and the plate it even with the bottom of the boat. thanks for the info though

dang i gotta get this thing in the water!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Them crabbers can do 50 mph with a 150 Yamaha on them 24 ft. Carolina Skiffs, loaded with crab and equip.
That oughta haul butt.

well i finally put it in the water. ran it for about an hour with a top GPS speed of 36.7!!!

what is wrong????
with it in the corner, i'm turning about 5800rpm's.
when i have the throttle in 3/4 position, it is topped out.then i stick it all the way and nothing happens.
i called Landry's and left a message, hopefully he will get it rite for me??!!??

What size prop? I got 42 wot on my old 115 on a 20 cc xpress