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<blockquote data-quote="Zlakin" data-source="post: 500185" data-attributes="member: 32180"><p>Examine the extra parts, particularly while welding and riveting transom reinforcements. Set wedges in place to eliminate porpoising and mild bending for a smoother stride. Connections for a transom diverter are another handy addition. It will shield your boat's transom, motor, and hull from harm. An aluminum bottom plate aids in engine installation while also shielding the transom or stern beam from cracking.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zlakin, post: 500185, member: 32180"] Examine the extra parts, particularly while welding and riveting transom reinforcements. Set wedges in place to eliminate porpoising and mild bending for a smoother stride. Connections for a transom diverter are another handy addition. It will shield your boat's transom, motor, and hull from harm. An aluminum bottom plate aids in engine installation while also shielding the transom or stern beam from cracking. [/QUOTE]
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