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tangofniro 01-18-2003 11:49 PM

best bracket
 
First off I would like to thank everyone esp. Trayder for the wealth of info on this site.

I am looking for an outboard flotation bracket. What are the best ones?

Scott 01-19-2003 01:37 AM

Re: best bracket
 
Well the big ones ( more common) are the Armstrong and Stainless Marine (both Aluminum) and then there is the Seamark (Potter Fiberglass bracket) Do a search for Brackets and you’ll find a lot more info……. Here’s a couple of links to start with a focus on the Seamark bracket……Look at the main page of Classic SeaCraft under links and goto the Hermco site for more info / pictures

http://www.classicseacraft.com/cgi-b...c;f=1;t=000112

http://www.classicseacraft.com/cgi-b...c;f=1;t=000340

Reel Smoker 01-20-2003 10:18 AM

Re: best bracket
 
I personally liked the Armstrong over the Stainless marine because of the Positive floatation baffle.The SM doesnt have the V integrated in the bracket.At the time I installed mine I wasnt aware of the Hermco product,I would of research that ave. Though Im very satisfied with my Armstrong.RS.

CMBarnes 01-20-2003 10:53 AM

Re: best bracket
 
Reel Smoker,

Could you explain the positive floatation baffle. I am going to look at a seacraft with a Stainless Marine bracket this week and would like to know what you don't like about them. Thanks, CMBarnes

Reel Smoker 02-28-2003 12:29 AM

Re: best bracket
 
CM Barnes the Armstrong has a v on the underside of the bracket.The Stainless has like a box, iM NOT REALY SURE HOW FAR THE SM SITs TO MAKE IT A Posive floatation Bracket.


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