SYSTEM OPERATIONS-67
TRIM TAB SYSTEM
The purpose of the
Trim Tab System
on
your
35MY
is to assist in reaching plan-
ing speed as soon as possible and to
maintain a proper “running attitude” while
in forward motion. “Running Attitude” is
de
fi
ned as the level of the boat, both fore
and aft and athwartships, while the vessel
is underway. Your yacht, upon reaching
planing speed, should rise slightly in the
bow and should not list to either side for
the greatest stability and fuel economy.
Your
35MY
is equipped with two (2)
Ben-
nett
trim tabs, each measuring 12” x 24”,
which are mounted on the trailing edge
of the transom (See photograph below,
which illustrate the location of the port trim
tab).
Each trim tab operates independently
of each other and they are controlled by
separate rocker-type switches, located on
the Helm Switch Panel (Refer to the Elec-
trical Pages in this section of this Owners
manual for the location of these switches).
Each trim tab is actuated by a hydraulic
cylinder, which moves them in an Up or
Down motion.
The position as determined by depressing
the rocker-type switches as follows:
Depressing the TOP of the switch low-
ers the trim tab.
Depressing the BOTTOM of the switch
raises the trim tab.
The
Trim Tab System
operates in the fol-
lowing manner:
The function of the trim tab is to redirect
the
fl
ow of water beyond the bottom of the
transom. This creates an upward pressure
on the hull bottom at the transom, which
results in lowering the bow.
When the Port trim tab is lowered, the
Port stern section is raised, which lowers
the Starboard side of the bow.
When the Starboard trim tab is lowered,
the Starboard stern section is raised,
which lowers the Port side of the bow.
Both trim tabs should be lowered/raised
as needed to maintain a proper “Running
Attitude”.
Operation of the Trim Tab System
may require practice to attain a level
of pro
fi
ciency. DO NOT operate either
trim tab to its extreme lowered position
suddenly. This may cause the bow to
lower to an unsafe position while head-
ing into or away from waves, which
may cause “swamping” of your yacht,
resulting in possible injury or death.
DO operate the trim tab switches with
short “bursts” until the desired “Run-
ning Attitude” is obtained.
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