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    Great Job ! Let us know how the MKA-47 works on the water RR

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    I like that tm mount. Its all coming together really nice RCC.

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    Had several things to happen scheduled and unscheduled to prevent work on the boat till late this evening. Had a little while left today so I thought I would try to finish the transducer mount. I wanted to put rubber mat behind the aluminum to fill the gap between the mount and the boat, but things did not work out, so I used a piece of cutting board which I ground to shape then drilled, tapped, and fastened to the aluminum mount with #8 machine screws. This whole assembly has now been plasti-dipped and is hanging out to dry. Hopefully this will happen before the rain gets here. The screw holes for the transducer have already been drilled and tapped for #8 machine screws as well.

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    Plasti-dip is done. So a little final assembly is all that is needed to finish the transducer mount.

    First a little leveling across the boat deck.
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    Once the deck is leveled, I then can level the transducer bracket...
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    and check how deep the transducer will run.

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    And there it is. A no holes drilled in the hull, transducer mount. Now what did I do with the anti-rooster tail plug

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    yea I had that problem too,, raise it up, down side is you have to come down to half throttle to check depth on a spot but that shower sux

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    You're hired!!! That's some good stuff.
    "Another day on the water..."

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    Now that right there is brilliant! You come up with some great stuff, dude! If I ever get a boat upgrade, I want to hire you to do me a "no-holes" transducer mount!
    My wife keeps saying I never listen to her....... or something like that!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ski trip View Post
    Good job, man! You sure do think up a lot of innovative stuff!!! By the way, I'd be interested in knowing if the overall length of boat, trailer and motor is over 23 feet. I suspect it is. Keep us posted.
    Ok you have made me curious what is this business about 23' and 24.5'. I ask because I am planning to put a new tongue in my trailer. The trailer that came with my boat (all used ) is really to short for my boat and I have to back way to far down into the water.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BoarBuster View Post
    Ok you have made me curious what is this business about 23' and 24.5'. I ask because I am planning to put a new tongue in my trailer. The trailer that came with my boat (all used ) is really to short for my boat and I have to back way to far down into the water.

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    If you have a parking place for your boat that is long enough to accommodate a longer trailer, you should be good to go with a longer trailer tongue. If your boat keeping place is shorter, you may need to go some other route, such as one of those folding tongues.
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