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Mounting an outboard on a new boat
Airthug wrote: Does anyone use something between the motor and the transom to protect the glass? I thought a thin rubber type pad would be a good idea. Haven't seen anything like this in use. Seems kind of harsh bolting the metal bracket of the big V4 straight to the finish. Maybe even just a thin mylar adhesive sheet applied to the transom? -Dan $32.00 He http://marineparts.com/Kel/kel868.aspx |
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Mounting an outboard on a new boat
Chuck Gould wrote:
Airthug wrote: Does anyone use something between the motor and the transom to protect the glass? I thought a thin rubber type pad would be a good idea. Haven't seen anything like this in use. Seems kind of harsh bolting the metal bracket of the big V4 straight to the finish. Maybe even just a thin mylar adhesive sheet applied to the transom? -Dan $32.00 He http://marineparts.com/Kel/kel868.aspx Bought one of those rubber mounting pads for my CL 14 dinghy but never used it. Now it collects dust in my basement. |
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