The transom joint on my previous M-15 de-laminated due to trailering
with the motor on the bracket. I wouldn't do it. Not a pleasant job to
fix.
Bob Olson
M-15 #219
On Mar 14, 2006, at 2:47 PM, Gary M Hyde wrote:
Wesley:
I trailed my M15 with the 2 hp Honda in place on the motor bracket on
the transom. The motor only weighs 28 pounds. Never had a problem.
I plan to trailer my M17 with the 50-pound Yamaha on the motor bracket
too. The bracket is pretty strong and well backed up on the transom as
far as I can tell. I like to minimize the work involved in trailing
and launching (am I lazy?!), and hefting that motor on and off might
invite back trouble. We will see how it goes.
--Gary Hyde
Pullman, WA
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M17 #637 'Hydeaway 2'
M15 #235 'Vanilla'
"...There's nothing quite like messing about in boats..."
On Mar 11, 2006, at 6:16 PM, wesley caskey wrote:
Bones
Excellent. Thanks for the reply. I have so much to
learn and I appreciate any info I can get.
wesley
--- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi There Wesley,
I always remove my motor when transporting either
Montgomery.
Bones
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