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jorgeinmiami 08-20-2021 10:28 AM

Bunk trailer question
 
How far apart should the bunks be for a 20?

Mine may not be in the best place

lelandtampa 08-20-2021 07:32 PM

http://www.classicseacraft.com/commu...pictureid=3248Mine are 47-1/4" on center

jorgeinmiami 08-20-2021 08:12 PM

Thanks

Fr. Frank 08-22-2021 08:56 AM

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Here's mine. self-centering, too. 3/4" outside the vertical chine on each side allows for 1.5 inches of play.
BTW, This is how to mount a side-scan 'ducer and maintain side scan imaging at 30 kts.

jorgeinmiami 08-22-2021 09:48 AM

Fr Frank. Thanks and you answered my next question

fredbrad 08-22-2021 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Fr. Frank (Post 272469)
Here's mine. self-centering, too. 3/4" outside the vertical chine on each side allows for 1.5 inches of play.
BTW, This is how to mount a side-scan 'ducer and maintain side scan imaging at 30 kts.

Frank how is your transducer rooster tail if there is one?

lelandtampa 08-24-2021 07:40 PM

Frank I like that. Think I'm gonna steal that

Fr. Frank 09-02-2021 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by fredbrad (Post 272471)
Frank how is your transducer rooster tail if there is one?

It's pretty severe. I have a plan to make a deflector, but haven't done it yet.Absolutely drenches my motor above 15 kts.

uncleboo 09-03-2021 06:58 AM

If it's a Garmin, they make a $19.00 splashguard that bolts between the bracket and ducer. Works very well.

Fr. Frank 09-06-2021 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by uncleboo (Post 272598)
If it's a Garmin, they make a $19.00 splashguard that bolts between the bracket and ducer. Works very well.

Yes, it works on most Garmin 'ducers. It doesn't work on a Navico transducer. (Lowrance, Simrad, B&G)


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