Charlie rASMUSSEN
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Is there a out board motor mount available for a long shaft (15") outboard for a inflatable?
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Out Board Motor Mount
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knotflying
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Can you be more specific? Where to you want to mount the motor, to the dingy, the stern, the rails, for storage?
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I have never seen such an animal. I think you are out of luck mounting a long shaft on an inflatable. The motor wont run right if at all if you tried. Too much back pressure.
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I have never seen such an animal. I think you are out of luck mounting a long shaft on an inflatable. The motor wont run right if at all if you tried. Too much back pressure.
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15" is the standard shaft. If you want to use a long shaft (20") you can laminate a piece to the transom of the inflatable to raise the mount 5". I would either bolt it, with metal plates on both sides of the old transom and the extension.
Bob Austin
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