Dave:
On m,y skeeter I had to set mine low and that gave me better top end speed as it allowed me to get better bow lift then setting it up high. But I had to manually move it from the back deck area with a big wrench as it is not hydraulic like yours. So I would go out to a lake and just move it up and down till you find the sweet spot you like then mark it on the plate with a nail scratch or something so you will be able to eye ball it back to that spot if you ever move it.
I tried to raise mine this past weekend and the darn bolts are like they are melted into the plate so I was unable to even loosen the bolts to move it. I will have to take it somewhere that has a pneumatic wrench or something to loosen those bolts.
On m,y skeeter I had to set mine low and that gave me better top end speed as it allowed me to get better bow lift then setting it up high. But I had to manually move it from the back deck area with a big wrench as it is not hydraulic like yours. So I would go out to a lake and just move it up and down till you find the sweet spot you like then mark it on the plate with a nail scratch or something so you will be able to eye ball it back to that spot if you ever move it.
I tried to raise mine this past weekend and the darn bolts are like they are melted into the plate so I was unable to even loosen the bolts to move it. I will have to take it somewhere that has a pneumatic wrench or something to loosen those bolts.