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Great idea reel!!
Don't foresee any problems with that.

Now if you'd of had a Johnson, they already got a bracket made for that on the motors.

I's just gotta pick.
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Looking good there reel.....sometimes the simplest things work the best...
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My brother inlaws merc 125 had a bracket that flipped up to take the load off when trailering but I love that idea simple easy and not expensive like most things associated with a boat
Bring Out Another Thousand seems to be all too true
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excellent idea, i love creative uses of pvc i modified this transom saver to fit into the drain hole to take the weight off the rams and transfer some it to the lower transom, but your idea is a lot simpler.



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Phat, I've got one of the support brackets like yours and made a run at using just as you did having it fit into the drain hole...problem is when I got this boat the drain sleeve wasn't right and I hollowed it out and installed one of the screw-in garboard style plugs...concerned about messing up the threads inside...I know it can be made to work, but I came up w/the support tubes above before I figured out how to do it...BTW, you mentioned PVC uses...those tubes are cut from a Minn Kota trolling motor shaft and are reinforced fiberglass...it might, but I don't think PVC would last long...

What I REELY DO LIKE in your pics are the sprinkler-heads under your boat!!...I assume you FLOOD the bottom and trailer w/one turn of a spigot...GREAT IDEA!!...
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Great idea!!!!!!
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Great idea reel!!
Don't foresee any problems with that.

Now if you'd of had a Johnson, they already got a bracket made for that on the motors.

I's just gotta pick.
The Merc has a flip bracket for the full trim position on the port side of clamp, just not the 1/2 trimmed position. LOL. It tends to bounce when fully trimmed IMO. X2 Great Idea.
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Nice one Ozzie! Always thinking. Yamaha makes something similar for thier ginormous f350 to keep them on the transom. The Miracle bar sounds good to me. I think Michele is making plans to go tonite. I can't drink too much though. I got some driving to do tomorrow.
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Cant wait for the first time you're in the water sayin' "Why wont this damn motor go down.....oh wait a minute"
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Cant wait for the first time you're in the water sayin' "Why wont this damn motor go down.....oh wait a minute"
LOL was thinking the same thing RW
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