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Engineers at Bob's Machine Shop have developed a product that all boaters can use.
With a maximum engine rating of 40 hp, BMS's hydraulic kicker jackplate provides slow-speed power for cruisers, auxiliary power for sailboats and trolling power for fishermen.
Sailboat skippers will appreciate the jackplate's ability to reduce engine drag while under sail.
For economy, powerboaters can fire up their kicker for no-wake zones, slow cruising or when navigating shallow backwaters. And, the jack provides anglers with the option of using just one motor for trolling and main power.
The kicker jack is built with 6061 T-6 aircraft-grade aluminum to ensure high strength with minimal weight. All of Bob's Machine's hydraulic jackplate motors are mounted inside the boat for long life and easy maintenance.
An optional wireless control kit allows the skipper to operate the jackplate remotely with a small key fob from anywhere on the boat.
Retail price of Bob Machine Shop's patent pending, hydraulic kicker jackplate is $1,199. It comes with a limited lifetime warranty on the structure.
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Bob's Machine Shop jack plate. Manual adjustments made with wrench. Cheaper than hydraulic, but offers same look as Bob's high quality hydraulic jack plate. Versa jacs can be upgraded to hydraulic at a later date with Bob's Versa Change Over kit.
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Available in 8 inch Setback Jackplate #MJ8 and Heavy duty 5 inch Jackplate #MJ5
Also available for extreme conditions such as offshore racing #MJH.
Manual Jack
Overall Width= 17 7/8" - Overall Height= 14" - Weight= 19 lbs.
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Bob's Machine Shop standard line of jack plates. 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 inch setbacks. All offering a minimum of 7.5 inches of lift above the standard mounting position. Rated for a Max of 300 HP, V6 engines, the standard Jac plate line is able to handle almost every outboard.
Jack Plates allow access to shallow water, increase the speed of the boat, increase fuel economy, and increase acceleration. By setting the engine back further, you are putting your propeller into cleaner water, increasing prop bite. Also the water uncompresses from under the transom, allowing you to raise the motor and reduce drag (increasing speed)
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Bob's Machine Shop has just launched a new line of jack plates for smaller boats with lower-hp engines. The lightweight Mini Jacs feature a smaller footprint and, depending on the model, will handle engines up to 50 hp.
High-performance boaters use jack plates for more speed, better fuel economy and improved boat handling. In recent years, jacks have also become popular with fishermen and pleasure boaters who operate in shallow water.
Mini Jacs come in three models: The standard version weighs 28 pounds and has same dimensions as BMS's regular jack plates. It fits the standard BIA bolt pattern and provides 6" of hydraulic lift.
Mini Jacs also come in a narrower width for smaller boats with clamp-on style motors. This model weighs 25 pounds but still provides 6" of lift.
The smallest Mini Jac weighs only 18 pounds and works well with small, Gheenoe-style boats with clamp-on engines. This model supplies 4" of hydraulic lift and handles engines up to 40 hp. All Mini Jacs come with a 5-1/2" setback.
Bob's Machine Shop's jack plates use hi-tech bearings that will not absorb water. They also feature automobile-type grease fittings - a unique feature among jack plates. All BMS hydraulic pumps are mounted inside the boat to lower the overall weight on the transom and minimize exposure, especially in saltwater.
The Mini Jacs come with a lifetime warranty.
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Extreme series Jack Plates from Bob's Machine Shop are made to handle 350HP engines including V8's. Also great for offshore and race applications.
Allows access to shallow water, increases boat performance and increases fuel economy.
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Armstrong Positive Floatation Outboard Brackets are among the finest outboard mounting systems in the industry … setting the standard for outboard propulsion worldwide. Armstrong Brackets move the outboards aft and raise the engine running position, allowing the prop to get a better “bite”. This results in reduced time to plane, increased top speed, and better fuel economy.
Additional Features…
• Transom angle match
• Custom colors
• Choice of platform width
• Built in ladder mounts
• Underwater Lights
• Kicker engine bracket on platform
• Bracket built to transom shape
• Flotation chambers sized for extra buoyancy
• Bracket bottom matched to hull deadrise
• Engine centers to fit your particular engines, hull design, and intended use
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Fissaggio su piano con spalle in acciaio inox lucidato e tavola in compensato marino di mogano. Appositamente realizzato per imbarcazioni con plancetta di poppa dell'ultima generazione, integrata nella fabbricazione della barca. Si fissa sul lato superiore della plancetta.
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Exalto offers a complete range of anti-vibration mounts for the fitting of propulsion engines and generator sets to enlarge your comfort aboard. Please do not hesitate to contact us for helping you select the best anti-vibration mount for your situation. With your data like weight and type of motor, number of revolutions and number of supports, we can make an anti-vibration calculation.
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The Metalastik "Cushyfloat" Motor Mount is an ideal unit for isolating up to 80 percent of marine engine vibrations to the hull. This compact, low-profile-designed motor mount is easily installed and adjusted under engines.
Each component of the "Cushyfloat" mount is of highest quality:
Premium grade natural rubber isolator
Zinc-plated outer covers
Large steel studs
Oversized steel hexagonal adjustment nut
Strong steel base
This combination provides the correct deflections, high load capacity, and a long service life.
Our technical assistance serves to provide each and every installation with the duronmeter rating(s) to attain the desired critical damping ratios and static deflections.
Metalastik Vibration Control Systems are a leading brand of marine motor mounts sold throughout North America and Europe. OEMs of the highest quality yachts rely on "Cushyfloat" motor mounts for the optimum isolation of engine vibrations to the hull.
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Normally, motor mounts are designed to accept static, vertical loads with various hardness of rubber to attain the desired critical dampening ratio and static deflection. With all the power of propeller thrust pushing on the engine and motor mounts, the rubber part of the motor mount, by itself, has to be hard to withstand these horizontal, shear forces while maintaining the critical alignment between the engine and shaft.
In many instances, there are more pounds of propeller thrust to contend with than the static, vertical pounds of engine and gear weight. Under this condition, the very hard motor mounts afford little isolation of the engine vibration to the hull.
To isolate the engine vibration to the hull with truly soft mounts, either expensive thrust bearing assemblies must be used, or -- Evolution Motor Mount Compensators (EMMC). The EMMC will handle all the forward and reverse thrust on the engine and allow for softness in mounts that have eliminated up to 80 percent of the engine vibration to the hull. This alone has reduced sound levels on board a vessel by as much as 15 decibels. Soft mounts coupled to the EMMC positively change the environment aboard any vessel immediately on starting the engine(s).
With a "free floating" engine on soft mounts, it is recommended that all connections to the engine be flexible, i.e., flexible shaft coupling, exhaust coupling, etc. We would be happy to quote on flexible shaft couplings.
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The shaft bracket helps to keep the propeller shaft securely aligned. It must be designed in a way that makes the propeller run with a proper supply of water. It also has to be machined in a way that secure that the bearing within the bracket are be correctly positioned. A faulty bracket may lead to severe water supply problems, especially for boats capable of high speeds. This may result in cavitation, reduced speed and noise.
We design and produce or obtain both cast standard bronze brackets and specially welded brackets made from different steel qualities or aluminum. Bracket parts are made on demand for jointing and adaption by the boat builder.
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Clements Marine can offer a wide range of glass-in and palm-type ‘P’ & 'A' brackets to cover most requirements for power craft and sailing auxiliaries. Special designs can be produced using ‘in-house’ adaptable tooling, thus always giving accurate machined repetition for finished ‘P’ and ‘A’ brackets.
Most brackets for sea-going vessels are cast from BS1400 nickel aluminium bronze or BS1400 HTB1 high tensile brass. Alternatively, they may be fabricated from mild steel or 316 stainless steel. Each bracket is despatched complete with high specification water lubricated rubber cutless bearings
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FRANCE HELICES MANUFACTURES ALL TYPES OF BRACKETS. BECAUSE OF THE LARGE NUMBER OF ANGLES, FRANCE HELICES HAS DEVELOPED A WIDE RANGE OF PATTERNS WITH AN EXCLUSIVE MODIFICATION ANGLE SYSTEM IN ORDER TO ALLOW ANY ANGLE OF INCLINATION BEFORE CASTING. THE DESIGN HAS BEEN MADE TAKING IN CONSIDERATION THE FOLLOWING PARAMETERS : MINIMUM DRAG, MINIMUM WEIGHT, STANDARD N.A.C.A. PROFILE, AIR INDUCTING (OPTION), NON CAVITATING PROFILE, HUB SIZED ACCORDING TO PROPELLER HUBS TO AVOID HYDRODYNAMIC DISTURBANCES.
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