Your question about the need for skewing:
1. When you use both LNBs in the monoblock, you optimise skew/tilt of the monoblock for both satellites that you want to receive.
2. When you use just one LNB of the monoblock, you optimize skew for the satellite you receive.
NB. With a monoblock LNB, the internal antennas sometimes have a pre-skew (especially the monoblocks for Astra satellites). You should account for that.
NB2: When you motorize your monoblock LNB, and use only the "central" LNB, normally the LNB skew is set to "zero". However that would be suboptimal for e.g. 28E, which has 7.5 degrees preskew (if I'm informed correctly). So sometimes people set the skew somewhere inbetween.
Greetz,
A33