Harrison & Limecc. Nice works guys I wish we were neighbors....
The opinion on rollers is hull damage vs bunkers. I agree on ease with rollers on beach launch on day trips where tide has gone out and I have to back pretty far out to recover.
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- 06 Oct 2021, 15:24
- Forum: Inflatable Boat Help, Advice, Discussions and General Boating Banter
- Topic: Transom Saver ROD or BLOCK???????
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- 04 Oct 2021, 19:37
- Forum: Inflatable Boat Help, Advice, Discussions and General Boating Banter
- Topic: Transom Saver ROD or BLOCK???????
- Replies: 6
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Re: Transom Saver ROD or BLOCK???????
Nice work I like that. Yours is similar to the rubber block method but I think better . The block compresses on to the trim/tilt and I don't like that applied force on the ram cap. Its one-way and that's all there is. I'm still trying to process the "transom savers" use. The boat does need to be sec...
- 13 Sep 2021, 17:19
- Forum: Inflatable Boat Help, Advice, Discussions and General Boating Banter
- Topic: Transom Saver ROD or BLOCK???????
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Transom Saver ROD or BLOCK???????
Greetings RIBS & SIBS... I'm new to the forum and looking forward to learning and sharing. My question is others experience with "transom savers". I see (2) basic types one is a spring loaded rod that connects to the trailer frame and the other to the lower end of the outboard and the other is a blo...


