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That's a really nice build I have check my stringers and the transom and is dry only small problem I found was small rod on the circle hole witch is no problem ill fix it soon
Just a small update on what am doing I am sanding the floor so I can painted also looking on some none skit paint to apply I will be showing pics soon also fixing the wires on the center console am planing on rewriting the batteries to the front I got a new fuse box with I will rewire to pics comming soon 
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03-03-2013, 02:13 AM
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guys what if i just put the 20" on a hydraulic jack plate
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03-03-2013, 06:17 PM
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that won't get the powerhead any further from the prop which must be in the water... will still be prone to swamping......
WHY not just KEEP the seadrive and put the powerhead on it??
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03-03-2013, 07:10 PM
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There is some parts witch need to be replace in the bracket of the cea drive like the pump and the hoses one of the cilinders looks like is about to go it has a small leak lol and most important I don't like the bracket
What I was thinking is installing the 20" on a new bracket the omc bracket is to old and parts are hard to get I will like something I can get easy
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03-03-2013, 07:37 PM
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Yes I have a guy he is giving a good deal on a Johnson 115 20" with controls trim gauges cables everything for 400
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03-03-2013, 08:49 PM
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It COULD be done but IMHO it would be a bad choice.... If you can't afford a 25" motor right now you may be stuck with temporarily patching up the seadrive until you can source the parts to convert the 20" to a 25"...
Otherwise, you might want to just wait till you can source everything needed to hang a bracketed 25"er on there
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