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Do I need a jack plate?
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05/27/21 04:59 AM
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stripermania
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I have a 24’ Fishmaster center console with 102†beam. It used to have a 150 Suzuki 2-stroke and I recently put a 200 hp Mercury 4- stroke and the problem is, at low speed, the water level goes 1/2 way up the motor cowling. I suppose this engine is much heavier than the old one. Will install an engine hydrofoil help or is there other options. I didn’t like the jack plate I had on before so I removed it and gave it away and wish that I kept it. Thanks
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Re: Do I need a jack plate?
[Re: stripermania]
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05/27/21 01:45 PM
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Pat Goff
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A 6" Bobs hydraulic would be a nice convenience for sure. Especially if you're going to take your sled to the bay.
I've sold hundreds of plates, every brand, the Bobs stands above any others for service.
Pat Goff Seadrift TX
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