Motor support bracket protects your transom, motor, and steering components from shock and vibrations while you tow your boat. Spring-loaded head minimizes jolting. High-strength aluminum exterior and stainless steel insertion shaft resist corrosion.
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Transom savers are designed to protect your boat's transom from road shock, vibrations, and other undue stresses while the boat is being towed. This is particularly important for boats with heavy motor-to-boat weight ratios like johnboats, bass boats, and other small vessels. This type of support will be more effective than your boat's standard tilt-lock feature, which wasn't specifically designed to deal with the stresses of road travel.
This transom saver can be installed on your trailer in 2 different ways. It comes with both a quick-release bolt-on adapter for your trailer's frame, and an over-the-roller attachment.
If your trailer has a center roller mounted on the frame at the rear, you will want to use the over-the-roller attachment. Simply attach the mount to the support and place it over the roller. Once the transom saver is in position, the weight of the engine being supported will apply enough pressure to stabilize and hold it in place.
If you don't have a center roller, you will need to bolt the quick-release adapter onto your trailer's frame. Once the bracket is in place, you can easily attach the support to the bracket using the included bolt. To install the bracket, just drill a hole in the center of the frame and bolt the adapter in place.
Once you have the trailer-end attachment of the support mounted, you can set up the support to prop up your boat's motor. The V-shaped end of the transom saver is what will cradle your boat's motor. It fits around the lower portion of the motor. To get started, remove the pin in the support and telescope it out until it spans the area between the trailer-mounted bracket and your motor. If your motor is equipped with a hydraulic tilt and/or trim, you will want to have it raised while positioning the transom saver.
Once the support is in position, reinsert the pin and lower the motor to ensure that there is enough pressure on the transom saver to hold it in place. Then hook the included rubber strap around the motor to hold it in place in the V-shaped cradle. This will help ensure that movement during travel won't cause the transom saver to slip or lose its position. Be mindful to remove the transom savor from the motor once you have arrived at your destination to prevent damage to the trailer, motor, or other equipment as you launch.
Average Customer Rating: 4.6 out of 5 stars (7 Customer Reviews)
Motor support bracket protects your transom, motor, and steering components from shock and vibrations while you tow your boat. Spring-loaded head minimizes jolting. High-strength aluminum exterior and stainless steel insertion shaft resist corrosion.Works great! I needed probably another 4-5 inches on my extension arm but it still has good clearance. And it helps the boat ride better on my trailer with the motor in the down position parallel to the transome.
I like it. It's well-built and does the job.
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