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Is the bottom of the boat clean and props ok

That why I don't do it. I have the wife walk it ten feet to me and throw me the bow line and all is well

Let us know what you find

Not mad at all the times I've seen it at my ramp ,it's someone who is in a hurry and comes in between the 2 boats docked on either side. Honestly I've never tried it. But I have seen people do more harm than good. The throw up prop wash and it rocks the boat's and have seen other people fall off...

Put a scanner on it see what it says

No safely. There's a difference. Give me a break

What size motors 6.2s

I have a 2 speed winch. Fulton. Brand new when I bought the boat 3 years ago. Was just a thought

Could be plugs wires cap rotor You don't know get in and start looking around see what you can see check your props go from there

I'm glad that worked out for you

Power loading's not for me I feel safer just taking my time and doing it right

I would use factory replacement engines. And that way you know your not going to have a bunch of problems. I'm sure the boat will have plenty of power and save some fuel

Can you explain

I have seen power loading gone horribly wrong, that's no joke. A broken window on a 180 br that took 2 years to get and a fight. Just since rotator cuff surgery I don't want to mess up my shoulder. We have 2 sides on the ramp and when someone goes in the middle and power loads between two...

I thought his was a magnet put on the pan

I'm lucky I have one of those

Glad you're happy

You like the seafoam . L like marvel mystery oil

Good luck

What Espos4 said. Kinda like an. Impact hammer . You could drill off the head and then vise grip the studs