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Looks good Dave. I have been using the zuk on the Columbia a lot. I found that it runs better if the the water level is 1.5-1.75" above the cavitation plate unlike the 1" recommended in the manual. When it was 1" the prop would lose traction on big swells or boat wakes. Hope all is well. Scott
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