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11-24-2009 | 08:47 PM

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paul235

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From: cleveland/sandusky ohio

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i couldnt tell you if they are high psi pumps or not, i would assume they are, they are big heavy beasts

If lag bolting is acceptable i would much rather do that, i was just worryed about them pulling out in the rough stuff

11-24-2009 | 09:37 PM

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From: GILBERT, S.C.

if you have room you could always use floor brackets.

12-13-2009 | 10:51 AM

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From: hingham,ma.

I made a L bracket out of aluminum app. 4" x 12" and used the 4" as backing block under stern cleats, up and out of the way. "HIGH LIFE"

12-15-2009 | 06:13 PM

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capt2130

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From: St Louis, MO / Table Rock

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Originally Posted by paul235

not to jack your thread but quick question for the local plane experts, I just bought eddie marines and looks like im going to have to mount the pumps to the transom, How do you guys recc mounting the pumps in that sitiuation>? Through bolt and make a bracket on the outside>? Seems to be the best i can come up with. I just dont want to trash my transom

I just bought a pair of Eddie marine tabs and plan on installing them soon. I am curious to see how you mounted them. I think Im going to have the same problem with finding a place to mount the pumps. My transom wall is full and the port side has both batteries. I didnt want to put both pumps on the same side. Any thought?

12-31-2009 | 12:09 PM

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paul235

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From: cleveland/sandusky ohio

I havent installed them yet but plan to go on the transom w/ them due to the short hose length, i would def try to spread them out as they are kinda heavy.