Dwayne Henderson
Jet Boat Lover
- Messages
- 47
- Reaction score
- 57
- Points
- 67
- Location
- Wiarton Ontario/Bonita Springs FL
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2016
- Boat Model
- FSH
- Boat Length
- 19
Bass pro, it's the 4"x8". It was an easy install.
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Good eye Smitty. I'd be interested in that as well.Yes, I have the Riptide quick release and it works nice. Where did you get the seat mounts for the Sport?
Nice. Looks perfect. Is that the deluxe seat or aftermarket as well?
Like the ram mount. Is that a special attachment for that motor? What is it called and where did you get it?Here is a photo of my Ultera, same as my micro pole, I just used an oversized backing plate. Unlike some of the others I've seen, I mounted the quick release plate to the boat, the fabricated the larger plater to the upper section. This set up allows me to remove the motor quickly, and only be left with the small plate on my bow. This motor is the 112lb/36 volt. I put 2 batteries forward in the locker, and the 3rd in the storage in front of the live well. I use the ram mounts to stop the bounce when I'm running, and everything is well balanced. View attachment 59170
Sounds good but I dont think the physics work like that. Have to remember we are not supporting a load, we are securing a large mass against a lateral load (wind and current). The limiting factor is the strength of the pole against the lateral load and the distance the load is from the securing point on the bottom of the lake, river etc. That is why the company doesnt say 1 pole for boats between x and y weight and 2 poles for boats between 2x and 2y etc. Having said that I'm sure they factor a liberal fudge factor on the weight limit.Has anyone considered mounting a micro power pole at each corner in the rear? I know we are over the weight for just 1 but add another and it should work right?
Let's see a videoI have one on the back corner, it works great. I don't use it in really strong current or waves. I have an ulterra for that. View attachment 61667
Bill, Can you post a pic or two of the attachment to the boat? Thanks for the help.
Thanks for asking, The bracket bent not long after install. I had to reinforce the bracket by extending it and beefing up the side angles. Now it's solid as a rock.Thinking of using this setup on my 195 fsh. How is it working for you so far.