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Location: Corning, Iowa | Why does some boats have savers, and some don't. Does this meen better transom on different boats? Thanks Doug |
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Location: NorthCentral WI | Boat owners with a brain have savers, and some don't. |
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Location: Dane Country | I agree. |
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Location: Right behind you (tap, tap) BOOO | Some maybe using the "Wedge" which is far less noticeable.
People not using anything aren't to bright. |
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Location: Cave Run Lake KY. | Get One====Use It. |
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| If you are not saving your transom who is |
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Location: Dane Country | What's a wedge, I know what a wedge of cheese is and a wedgie. I don't think I have ever seen a wedge. |
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Location: Right behind you (tap, tap) BOOO | do a google search for m-y wedge...
Personally and for my money - I'd go for a full transom saver support bar over a wedge. |
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Location: Dane Country | I just saw it. I think I'll keep my transom saver bar. Thank you for telling me how to find it esox23. |
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Location: Twin Cities, MN | m-y wedge is nice, I have used one for a number of years now.
Pal |
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Location: 31 | I don't see how the wedge really does much for saving the transom because it does not remove any weight from the transom. For long or rough trips I always use a transom saver because it transfers the weight of the motor to the trailer. For short trips I do like to use that wedge for convenience though. |
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