We have a 20' PathFinder with a 150 Yamaha, on the west cost of Fla. When we go out, there is always sea weeds floating on the surface. We constantly have to stop, put in reverse to dislodge the sea weed. We have the same problem with our 40 Yamaha on our small alumn. boat. Does anyone with a Yamaha have this same problem? Is it the design of the lower unit? Does any one have a fix?
We never had this problem with our Mercury Engines...
Thanks in advance...
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Diller
No way to avoid sea week, it is an area that is thick, for good fishing you need to go out atleast 11 miles, the sea weed is in lines not really patches, we try to avoid, but there is just a lot of weeds, no storms randomly kicking up weeds, weeds are present almost all the time. We even get it in the channel.
We never had this problem with our Mercury Engines...
Thanks in advance...
Out
Diller
No way to avoid sea week, it is an area that is thick, for good fishing you need to go out atleast 11 miles, the sea weed is in lines not really patches, we try to avoid, but there is just a lot of weeds, no storms randomly kicking up weeds, weeds are present almost all the time. We even get it in the channel.