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Got the new-to-me motor on the boat today. Not rigged yet. With the motor in the highest position, I think its pretty close to where it needs to be. Vance customer service answered my question within an hour or so. Actually Mr. Vance did (small shop). I get 1.5" minimum, plus and additional 4" of adjustable "up". So the jack plate will raise the motor between 1.5" and 5.5" I think it will work just fine.
I am ordering the JPL 4300 when they open up tomorrow. Good price, looks like a good product, responsive customer service, made in USA by a small business. They get my money and a plug on this site. Will post pics when i get it and also when installed on the boat. Thank you all so much for your replies to my questions. |
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Good to hear about the responsive customer service. Worth it's weight in gold these days.
Gonna post their site to the links section for the next guy who needs them.
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1985 Wellcraft V-20, Evinrude ETEC 150: SOLD 1979 Marine Trader 44, twin Ford Lehman 120s 2006 Panga 14, Tohatsu 20 |
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Here are the promised pictures of the bracket and installed on the boat. I put the motor on the highest holes and set the jackplate 0.5" up. That puts the ventilation plate about 0.5" above the keel. I can move it up another 3.5" if needed.
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