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Old 09-04-2018, 07:02 AM
fretz fretz is offline
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Default Porta Bracket on a 20

Good morning!

There is a 20 I/O on the side of the road locally and the price is right. I need another project like i need a hole in the head but ive always admired the seacraft lines and reputation.

Ive searched the forum to see if anyone has done a porta bracket with a 150-175 outboard. Not seeing much of anything. Most of the brackets seem to be the armstrong style for the flotation.

Id welcome opinions as to if a porta bracket would be a good option or if the flotation is critical.

The floors are shot in the boat so raising them in the process of restoring them is a given. I've done a full restoration on our existing boat involving stringers floors and paint.

I run the back bays of new jersey in a 20' roballo currently. i like the concept of the porta bracket as the water depth can be a problem.

Thanks

Fretz
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Old 09-04-2018, 08:19 AM
DonV DonV is offline
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The porta bracket is a really nice product, especially if you are going to fish shallow. What I do not like is if you want a dive platform theirs is not too attractive. A lot of the custom bay boats builders, like Gause, and guys who rebuild older boats into bay boats, like a 222 Aqua Sport use them as a first choice.
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Old 09-04-2018, 04:48 PM
jctj123 jctj123 is offline
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portacracket does offer a full swim platform for the portabracket but never seen one in person or pics but its an option
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