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Were there any left?
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YES!!!! 1,IT'S A LEFT HAND ROTATION, BUT IT DOESN'T MATTER IN A SINGLE APLICATION FROM WHAT I'VE HEARD
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Lt. Dan-
Keep us posted on how you make out on both the Merc 250 and the bracket. I always thought that using a bracket made more sense if it was mounted higher with a 30" shaft engine. Everytime I look at brackets mounted for 25" shaft engines, I cringe at the thought of those expensive powerheads potentially getting dunked during a following sea or while crashing through an inlet. Sounds like you got a hell of deal....good job. -Ed- |
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Lt. Dan-
Keep us posted on how you make out on both the Merc 250 and the bracket. I always thought that using a bracket made more sense if it was mounted higher with a 30" shaft engine. Everytime I look at brackets mounted for 25" shaft engines, I cringe at the thought of those expensive powerheads potentially getting dunked during a following sea or while crashing through an inlet. Sounds like you got a hell of deal....good job. -Ed- |
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Lt. Dan-
Keep us posted on how you make out on both the Merc 250 and the bracket. I always thought that using a bracket made more sense if it was mounted higher with a 30" shaft engine. Everytime I look at brackets mounted for 25" shaft engines, I cringe at the thought of those expensive powerheads potentially getting dunked during a following sea or while crashing through an inlet. Sounds like you got a hell of deal....good job. -Ed- |
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