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Re: * ?? X Dimension
I am 28 inch set back that is aleasat 2 inches.
I heard about that when I was putting the bracket on. But I thought it was to mount the bracket up higher and I just did not like the bracket up that high on the transom. So I put it so that the 25" shaft was right and thats were it is. I just went out to look to see were it is and it is kind of hard to judge as the bow is way in the air and the motor is all the way down, but looks to be about almost 2 inches above the bottom?? I don't rember doing that but that is were it seems to be so i guess i got it right? I do alot of things by accident ;D
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03-23-2004, 04:55 PM
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Good info Airslot. Thanks. I'll be needing that for the mystery project.
That's where I had heard the term "X Dimension" used before. When I repowered an I/O years ago. Very big, heavy boat. May have had something to do with why they guy decided to lower the leg. ??? ??? ??? Now I'm going to have to ask him because I'm curious.
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02-11-2011, 09:35 AM
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How did this get the the top of the list? Its from 2004!
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