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Sometimes.
You would need a lot of set back to have enough room between the hull and the motor clamps. Then you might not be able to tilt the motor all the way up.
You would need a lot of set back to have enough room between the hull and the motor clamps. Then you might not be able to tilt the motor all the way up.
cva34
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How about an ( aux.outboard motor bracket) https://www.starmarinedepot.com/Garelick+71056+Auxiliary+Outboard+Motor+Bracket.html?gclid=CNPDjOe6n7YCFWGrPAodRD0A-Q cva34
FishinsMyLife
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I have a 5" CMC manual jackplate on my short transom SeaArk 1542 with a long shaft Mercury 25. With the plate all the way up, it works just fine, putting the motor at the height of a short shaft.
Edit: reread and saw you were going the other way. Not sure how that'll work
Edit: reread and saw you were going the other way. Not sure how that'll work
