Reply With QuoteOh. This is for trailering.
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Is there a product like maybe at academy that would immobilize the steering apparatus in the picture?
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The frugal in me says a small hose clamp would do the job. I would put a piece of hose under it to stop any scarring
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It's called a steering stabilizer. It's an orange plastic piece that snaps on to the steering link. They are about $10 to $15 set.
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Is it pretty secure while trailering? And thanks for the response.Originally Posted by skeeter96
It's called a steering stabilizer. It's an orange plastic piece that snaps on to the steering link. They are about $10 to $15 set.
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If this is a console steer you can tie off the steering wheel.
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Yes they stay on good and keep the motor from turning. I have several friends use them on their bass boats.
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Anybody here feel that transom savers do more harm than good?
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I think they can do harm as it ties the motor to the trailer and if there's any bounce it's a lot of jarring on it. Should really just support it to the boat with a wedgie or something. I've seen plastic pieces similar to the steering lock above used on the trim hydraulics for bracing.
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