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<blockquote data-quote="arkansasnative" data-source="post: 181201" data-attributes="member: 2328"><p>FYI all it took for me to decide i wanted a jack plate was hitting a submerged log that i would have missed had my motor been at the right height. My Cav plate on my 9.9 is about 3-4 inches below the bottom of the boat... when i hit the log it felt like my motor and/or transom was going to rip out! For a mini jack plate your looking at 76 bucks at bps... much less than a repair or replacement on a boat and motor!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="arkansasnative, post: 181201, member: 2328"] FYI all it took for me to decide i wanted a jack plate was hitting a submerged log that i would have missed had my motor been at the right height. My Cav plate on my 9.9 is about 3-4 inches below the bottom of the boat... when i hit the log it felt like my motor and/or transom was going to rip out! For a mini jack plate your looking at 76 bucks at bps... much less than a repair or replacement on a boat and motor! [/QUOTE]
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