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Originally Posted by kmoose
. . . Is there any serious consequences if it has to be mounted an inch or so higher?
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You'll lose some buoyancy, and since the whole point of running the twin bracket is increased buoyancy, I'd think you'd want to avoid raising it. Generally you want to mount the flotation tub as low as possible to maximize flotation/self bailing, and I think Don has that dialed in very well, so I'd try to mount it per Don's recommendations. Motor height is a separate issue and best handled with a minimum setback manual jack plate, or some fixed brackets once you have the height dialed in.