Amish outfitters boards

[tlr426]

So I picked up a set of boards and for some reason only my starboard board tracks well. My port board is not running correct it doesn't pull hard to the side it kinda pulls a little side ways through the water. Any tips on what might fix this or what is causing this?

[the czar]

Send a email to frank at amish outfitters he will tell u the steps to correct the issue most likely a slight adjustment where the tow line connects

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[tlr426]

Sent a email he responded quickly. Thanks have to try the mods out and see

[the czar]

He is a class act good luck on the lake

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[Egoody]

Hi,

What was the reply from Amish? I'm asking because I just bought a set of Amish, redwood boards and they haven't seen the water yet. My first use will be when we arrive at Lake O on May 6th. I'm just trying to be ready if they don't run as expected.

Thanks and

Boat Safe

Egoody

[power dive]

My board pulls like that too let us know what he said

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[tlr426]

> Hi Frank

> 

> So I picked up a set of boards and for some reason only my starboard

> board tracks well. My port board is not running correct it doesn't

> pull hard to the side it kinda pulls a little side ways through the

> water. Any tips on what might fix this or what is causing this?

> 

> Thanks for any info

> Eric

> 

> Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Try moving the eyebolt. start with 1/2"down and 1/2" back. The densities 

of the plastic is different in every board, so it may take a little 

tweaking. Don't make drastic changes. Most of the time it only takes a 

little different placement of the eyebolt to work it out.

[tlr426]

I ended up drilling a hole 1/2 up and 1/2 forward and they pulled well I may play with the hole position again this weekend. But they run much better now

[Tim Bromund]

Interesting that there's some play involved with the Plastic Boards.  I've had the AA Redwood Boards for years and they have run great just as they came.