Bennett Marine
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Bennett Marine Complete Trim Tab Kits with Electronic Indicator 5000 Control
Sizes are formatted span x chord. Span is the side to side measurement, chord is the fore to aft measurement.
Features:
Standard Trim Tab Package Contains:
Choosing the Right Bennett Trim Tab
Bennett Marine offers a few general guidelines when it comes to choosing the right Bennett Trim Tab for your boat. It's important to remember that the largest trim tabs that will comfortably fit on the transom will be the most efficient. Choose at least one inch of trim tab span (per side) for every foot of boat length. For example, if you have a 22 foot boat, choose no less than 24"x9" trim tab.
The span is the side to side measurement of a trim tab, and a chord is the fore to aft measurement. Whenever possible, choose a 9" chord trim tab and gain lift through a longer span. The span on a trim tab has more of an effect on the amount of lift. There are a few instances where a 12" chord may be more effective:
When measuring for your trim tab, disregard the strakes and follow the Vee of the hull.
Installation
Trim Tabs should follow the Vee at the junction of the transom and the bottom of the boat. For maximum side to side control, trim tabs are usually mounted 3-4" from the chine and run toward the keel. In the case of Inboards, the complete run from the chine to keel may be utilized if it is an unbroken span of the same angle. On boats powered by inboard/outboard (I/O) or outboards, it is necessary that the trim tabs not be placed too close (8" minimum) to the lower unit(s) to avoid disturbing the water flow to the propeller.
Bennett Trim Tab Installation Instructions
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