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Chris_Macca
26-03-2003, 04:14 AM
i am about to take my tinny in to get a electric motor bracket welded to it. But i need to show them how to do it, does anyone have any pictures of what it looks like. i have seen various ones but i need a pic to show them Eg: Electric Bracket Picture (http://www.hornetheaven.com/assets/images/db_images/db_Electric1.jpg)
Thanks Guys
This might be a silly question but do you have an electric outboard yet and is it a bow mount? If you have see if they have an after market bracket. I guess it depends which brand electric you go with but you may not need to go to the hassle of getting a bracket welded on. I have a Minn Kota riptide AP 55 and I bought the quick release bracket and fitted it myself ( and Mad Phil's and Ira's hire boat setup ) which is not really hard at all.
If you need a bracket welded Geoff P has a setup with his kota which he may have a pic to show you......
Good luck
Craig C
same here Chris. I you have enough room on the front of the boat you don't need a bracket. I have the quick release on the new one and it fits easily.
Ravin
26-03-2003, 03:54 PM
I will take a photo from underneath my bracket on my Hornet & it should give you some idea. My bracket was put on at Quintrex. I'll post it shortly
Ravin
26-03-2003, 04:04 PM
Heres a pic from below hope it helps. Have a couple others as well & if you want them to print off just mail me (mail adress in my profile) & I'll send em too you.
Chris_Macca
27-03-2003, 12:15 AM
yeah got the motor Minn Kota riptide 55AP i will get the setup same as ravin's.
thanks guys
Zeeke
29-03-2003, 12:23 AM
I too just had a bowmount installed this is the mounting plate.. and the end result.. hehehe
Tim
Zeeke
29-03-2003, 12:27 AM
and the motor
donfish
29-03-2003, 04:24 AM
If you have a flat deck you can mount the minn kotta like this .
If you angle it to one side you can still sit in the casting seat with the motor up. Another tip is change the 4 big phillips head screws in the side plates for s/steel security screws & then only you can remove the motor.
donfish
29-03-2003, 04:26 AM
A pic with the motor up.
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