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11-06-2005 09:31 AM #4
On larger boats with 2 engines, they have one rotate 'backwards' of the other. I assume this is to offset the rotational forces from the engine and drive shafts. These setups usually don't use stern drives but prop shafts through the bottom of the hull.Originally posted by simso
as far as running backwards are you sure, the reasdn I say this is because your stern drive legs that you attach to the engines have a lever which modifys the leg to spin left or right not the engine.No matter where you go....there you are!





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