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Old 30 July 2008, 12:25   #1
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Engine bracket (for home)

In trying to tidy up at home, I'm thinking of putting my Yamaha 20hp on a bracket on the wall rather than lying on the floor on a piece of chipboard.

I've seen some outboard brackets that are meant for mounting on boats that are the type of design I am after. like this http://www.whitstablemarine.co.uk/sh...NumberID=88428

None of them seem to have a high enough weight rating for my 50kg engine - any ideas anyone?

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Old 30 July 2008, 12:46   #2
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Surely a couple of large (ish) bits of timber nailed or screwed together would work - can the engine support some of its own weight on the leg ? or is that going to damage it in some way (I cant imagine how & I hope not as all my small outboards up to 10 hp have lived all thier lives like that )
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Old 30 July 2008, 12:56   #3
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I was hoping for something prefabricated - as I need to send it down to the father in law to put up on the wall!

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Old 30 July 2008, 18:13   #4
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why not get one like that, and mount it at a height where the skeg is touching the floor taking the weight, but you can bolt it to the bracket to keep it in position?
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Old 31 July 2008, 03:34   #5
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I was hoping for something prefabricated - as I need to send it down to the father in law to put up on the wall!

Al
Take a sketch down to a local fab shop they wil make you one, You may need a little more than raw plus to hold it to the wall
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