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Old 10-31-2013, 12:53 PM   #1
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Just day dreaming, I'd be afraid of performance issues like you said, might look into some good one way valves (any suggestions) and even the possibility of a plexigallass add on to keep some of the worst of it out.

I'd be interested in any suggestions on the scuppers and any source of someone I might get some custom cut plexiglass from.
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Old 10-31-2013, 01:12 PM   #2
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jUST GET A PIECE OF 3/4 PLYWOOD OR THE HEavy plastic we use for the sides for digging ............. take two pieces of the same material put one each down both sides with a space large enough to drop the main piece & you can drop it in when the motor is down & just pull it out when your going to tilt the motor ,
The ruggeder pastic is best / it doesn,t bens, warp , etc & slides nicely ><><><>

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Old 10-31-2013, 01:54 PM   #3
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jUST GET A PIECE OF 3/4 PLYWOOD OR THE HEavy plastic we use for the sides for digging ............. take two pieces of the same material put one each down both sides with a space large enough to drop the main piece & you can drop it in when the motor is down & just pull it out when your going to tilt the motor ,
The ruggeder pastic is best / it doesn,t bens, warp , etc & slides nicely ><><><>
that's kinda what I was talking about.

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Old 10-31-2013, 02:10 PM   #4
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jUST GET A PIECE OF 3/4 PLYWOOD OR THE HEavy plastic we use for the sides for digging ............. take two pieces of the same material put one each down both sides with a space large enough to drop the main piece & you can drop it in when the motor is down & just pull it out when your going to tilt the motor ,
The ruggeder pastic is best / it doesn,t bens, warp , etc & slides nicely ><><><>
piscators contender has this sort of setup. not sure if its factory or an addon but it's a pretty good solution. maybe he'll put up a pic if it's not covered up

my 1st wife didn't like me fishing so much
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Old 10-31-2013, 03:22 PM   #5
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Yeah im sick of mine also always wet, plan on doing this overwinter to my boat.

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