Hi Simon
I did a full right up on the conversion that I made on my trailer being the same as yours.
As for the hight from of the tube from the mudguard I raised the bunk supports to there max and I had about a 1in clearance, it is important that the bunks are long enough to support the transom with the outboard on as shown in the photo below that I took today.
if you have not seen the way I did mine I have put the link is below if this helps.
I traveled from the UK to Galicia Spain 2 years ago, the KB350 never comes off the trailer so very happy, I have put a photo of it now on the trailer
While on the trailer I have my tube pressures at 0.16 bars being in a hot climate to allow for expansion on the watter 0.20 bars if this helps.
viewtopic.php?f=130&t=4022&sid=61f2dc59 ... 9794f004f3
Any ideas ?
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Simon
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Re: Any ideas ?
Hi Sib,
Yea I found your thread, good reading.
What do you use to check the pressure, as my pump only switches off when its met the pressure ?
How do you find your fishing seat ? I would have thought it makes you sit too high ? and why is it to one side, like many and not central ?
Yea I found your thread, good reading.
What do you use to check the pressure, as my pump only switches off when its met the pressure ?
How do you find your fishing seat ? I would have thought it makes you sit too high ? and why is it to one side, like many and not central ?
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Sibfisher
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Re: Any ideas ?
For the pressure I have a pump that turns itself off like yours, I just check it every so often had no problems doing it.
The seat is off centre because of steering the boat being able to hold the tiller arm.
Below is a link to a post that i put when doing the seat and the reason for doing it if it helps.
If you like any more information just ask.
viewtopic.php?f=130&t=4607
The seat is off centre because of steering the boat being able to hold the tiller arm.
Below is a link to a post that i put when doing the seat and the reason for doing it if it helps.
If you like any more information just ask.
viewtopic.php?f=130&t=4607
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Simon
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Re: Any ideas ?
Thanks for that, good read, and the seat to one side now makes sense.
Something else for me to make now, nuffin worse than an uncomfortable seat when sitting for a few hours !
Something else for me to make now, nuffin worse than an uncomfortable seat when sitting for a few hours !


