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How low should my motor ride?
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<blockquote data-quote="eeshaw" data-source="post: 491420" data-attributes="member: 25150"><p>The picture you posted of the cavitation plate looks ok, sitting about an inch below the bottom of the hull? Not ideal, but acceptable. I try to trailer my boats so they set level when hitched up, usually takes a drop hitch since I have a 4x4. If I have to I'll even get a seperate hitch for an individual boat trailer. If the motor seems to set low and the trailer is hitched up so it sets level then use a transom saver.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="eeshaw, post: 491420, member: 25150"] The picture you posted of the cavitation plate looks ok, sitting about an inch below the bottom of the hull? Not ideal, but acceptable. I try to trailer my boats so they set level when hitched up, usually takes a drop hitch since I have a 4x4. If I have to I'll even get a seperate hitch for an individual boat trailer. If the motor seems to set low and the trailer is hitched up so it sets level then use a transom saver. [/QUOTE]
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