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Rogiecrockett
Posted 3/14/2009 2:16 PM (#366190 - in reply to #365489)
Subject: Re: Trailering -motor supports?




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Location: Fairfield, IA
On my last boat the transom saver rested on the keel roller on the trailer. The problem I had was the motor would rotate to one side while moving down the road as I could not get enough force on the saver without putting too much load on the transom. It was a pain, if not impossible, on this trailer to lock the saver into place on the roller.

On my current boat, ShorLandr trailer, the transom saver locks into a pivot hole bracket that is mounted on the frame of the trailer. I have had no problems with the motor moving and have went over some nasty bumps with it.

I know some believe in the transom holding the load of the motor, but for all the money tied up in boats and motors, it seems this is a no brainer for the amount of money it costs for some added protection.

Good Luck, Dave.


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