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Old    robertt            05-17-2005, 6:54 AM Reply   
I have regular full length bunks for my I/O on my vertical lift. Somebody told me that i needed inboard V bunks for an inboard.

What is that, and why is it necessary?

What keeps the prop from hitting the back of the lift....does the V-bunks lift it way up...and if so does that mean that the lift should be a little lower?

Thanks in advance.

 
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