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| Author | Topic: FS: Hi-Jacker Static Jack Plate - $50 per pair |
| Plotman |
posted 09-18-2008 10:16 PM ET (US)  
For sale, two pair of Hi-Jacker static Jack Plates by TH Marine. Designed primarily to allow you to install a longer shaft outboard to a shorter transom. Handles all outboards up to 200hp. 4" setback.
Note in the picture that there were clearance holes drilled in the bottom of the boat-side of the brackets to clear drains. This won't affect the strength of the plates, and isn't noticable when they are installed unless you get your head under the engine and look. Other than that they are in perfect shape. (I mean, it is just a big piece of aluminum, that has never seen salt water). Anyhow, these sell for $117 a pair at Worst Marine, and the cheapest I could find them anywhere else was $105. I'll sell these for $50 per pair plus my shipping cost. picture of the actual item here: http://www.thmarine.com/product.cfm?PRID=22 Manufacturers website: http://www.thmarine.com/product.cfm?PRID=22 West Marine listing: http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ ProductDisplay?resultCt=1&jspStoreDir=wm51&catalogId=10001& productId=59179&keyword=1930494+&y=5&x=30&storeId=10001&ddkey=SiteSearch Contact me at the email in my profle. David |
| Plotman |
posted 09-18-2008 10:17 PM ET (US)
whoops. Actual item here: http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v436/Plotman/?action=view& current=Hi-Jacker.jpg |
| Plotman |
posted 09-18-2008 10:36 PM ET (US)
Shipping weight 12 lbs, so $15 to either coast, less in the middle of the country. |
| Plotman |
posted 09-19-2008 11:55 AM ET (US)
Sold. Thanks Brian. |
| John F |
posted 09-19-2008 12:21 PM ET (US)
I looked at a boat that had these or something really similar to them yesterday. I've never seen these before. They allowed the longer shaft motor to be mounted, and kept the powerhead higher out of the water. Any issues with them? I'm thinking about buying this boat, and just want to know if there were any downsides to these. Thanks |
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