Ballistic 650 with Aux

[jeffstevens763@g]

Originally Posted by SteveHall

Nos - Do you have any photos?

steve

i use a 4hp made a plate to cover the drop on the transom sat the engine up to the A frame locked in a straight line and use main engine to steer 6m x 2.4m beam boat, 3k in good conditions will keep me off the rocks etc in an emergency.

regards jeff

[jeffstevens763@g]

Originally Posted by jeffstevens763@g

steve

i use a 4hp made a plate to cover the drop on the transom sat the engine up to the A frame locked in a straight line and use main engine to steer 6m x 2.4m beam boat, 3k in good conditions will keep me off the rocks etc in an emergency.

regards jeff

did this before that

[jeffstevens763@g]

Originally Posted by jeffstevens763@g

steve

i use a 4hp made a plate to cover the drop on the transom sat the engine up to the A frame locked in a straight line and use main engine to steer 6m x 2.4m beam boat, 3k in good conditions will keep me off the rocks etc in an emergency.

regards jeff

did this before that sorry wrong pic

[SteveHall]

Thanks - Had me looking at the seat base for about 10 mins trying to work it out

[jeffstevens763@g]

sorry mate clicked the wrong file but having said that i did hang the aux on a bracket on the back of the jockey back rest for a while before changing to shock seats didnt like those options as when the s--t hits the fan it takes too long to hang the engine where as what i have now its just lower and start not brilliant but better than oars or nothing at all

[Nos4r2]

Originally Posted by SteveHall

Nos - Do you have any photos?

These any good?

The pad is clear epoxied then 3 coats of epifanes varnish. I pillar drilled a wooden block as a guide to make sure I didn't accidentally go off course when drilling the transom and used an awful lot of Sika 291 to seal it all.

[bedajim]

Here's mine ready to refit, black to match the rest of the fittings