That's the mystery, at this point. What has changed? Nothing unusual as far as I can tell. I did see a post (on Cruiser's Forum) about a saturated rudder possible causing a boat to squat. Possible fix is to drill 1/8 hole in bottom of rudder (or in keel?) and see if water drains. It seems that it would take a lot of water in the rudder to cause squat.
In any case, I'll give that a try at the end of the season when the boat is on its cradle.
Meanwhile, I can run at 4 mph without too much stern dipping down.
Thanks for the reply!
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Originally Posted by nyvoyager
Sailon1 I sail a P30 #840...well not this year but that's another story.
My boat powers on it's lines. If your exhaust port is in the same position on the stern - that is a lot of stern in the water.
Something must have changed
I don't want to sound stupid but - Bilge is empty of water?
Did you add or move anything - something changed
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