rudder position setup

[Fletchergroup]

I have the same problem with my 08 xstar. Did you figure out how to fix your rudder issues?

[chopp]

its actually still going through mastercraft australia. i find it very hard to get a reply from them , sometimes 2-3 weeks just for an email reply.

[Thrall]

Awesome, another "honest" repair shop!

[chopp]

yeah has been a bit of a joke really. i now have a $100 000.00 boat that will only turn right in the river we go wakeboarding. its been back to have the engine aligned also because it wasn't done right when the initial repairs were done. the list of incompetence and disrespect to the boat goes on and on. finally heard back from mastercrarft australia, there sending me some hats (haha). I refuse to take it back the the mastercraft dealer i have had the problems with so they "may" be able to work something out or i will have to take it 3.5hours each way to another dealer , or to the local non-mastercraft dealer who has a great reputation and respects other peoples property. i'd say the warm weather will be gone by the time this ones sorted out.

[Snipe]

I followed this thread, and for what it's worth, I would opt for the "local non-MasterCraft dealer" who has a great reputation and respects other peoples property. That's how you get repeat customers.

[Fletchergroup]

Originally Posted by chopp

its actually still going through mastercraft australia. i find it very hard to get a reply from them , sometimes 2-3 weeks just for an email reply.

Did you ever get your steering issues resolved? I did a fair amount of research over the winter and yesterday I decided to tackle my steering issues. It was actually pretty easy to fix. There is 2 steps you have to adjust the rudder then you have to adjust the steering wheel. I took a video and I am going to post it on YouTube in the next few days. I will post a link to it on this thread for you or anyone else that has had a similar problem.

[SSMoose]

Originally Posted by Snipe

I followed this thread, and for what it's worth, I would opt for the "local non-MasterCraft dealer" who has a great reputation and respects other peoples property. That's how you get repeat customers.

The shop that respects property always gets my vote. I would pay more to know that I will be getting it back repaired correctly.