Losing a whole Verado at full speed!
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A properly designed bolted joint will have enough length between the nut and the head of the bolt to properly stretch the bolt so it doesn’t lose tension.
The larger the bolt diameter, the greater this length needs to be.
I’d be weary of a thin bracket or jack plate using huge bolts that wasn’t designed with this in mind.
The larger the bolt diameter, the greater this length needs to be.
I’d be weary of a thin bracket or jack plate using huge bolts that wasn’t designed with this in mind.
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635 lb motor hanging by the tie bar...........how would you bring that aboard? They marked it on the GPS so they sounded like they were coming back for it.
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Love Ron White.........."I had the right to be silent, I just didn't have the abillility"
Odd commentary from the camera guy, lose a motor and "in any other boat it would have capsized?" Not sure about that one unless it was a huge OB on a jon boat with a ton of weight in the front to counterweight the oversized OB.







