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curtiscapk
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- Location: OP KS\Hillsdale Lake
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by curtiscapk » Wed Jun 05, 2013 9:55 am
I'll be damn!!

Craig and Paula
"THE FLOATER" rebuild Spring 2013
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94 Party Barge 24' 115 merc
Turning Point hustler 14 x 13 prop
22mph gps 3 people
12 F150
Overland Park Ks
Hillsdale Lake, KS
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evinrude2stroke
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- Location: Mahopac, NY
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by evinrude2stroke » Wed Jun 05, 2013 11:18 am
lakerunner wrote:evinrude2stroke wrote:On the bracket. It also has to be level. Your kit should have shims in case you need them. Be sure to use stainless steel hardware.
Level on a side to side you mean? It doesn't on vertical because transducer is adjustable
When I installed my Faria Depth Sounder the transducer was adjustable for horizontal & vertical mount. It also came with shims

I didn't need them but I guess they supply them in case your mounting it in an unusual location. I remember the directions stressing that fact that it has to be level.
My Manitou only has one bracket which in under the ladder. I mounted it there and doesn't effect the ladder use and works great.
Dave
2016 Manitou 20' w/ 90 E-Tec Pontoon Series
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Drago
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by Drago » Thu Jun 06, 2013 4:17 am
Our original was mounted on the pump bracket on the left tube. I installed the newer one on the transom in front of the engine. The water is much cleaner there and gives reliable readings to much higher speeds.

Kenneth & Joy
Lake Conroe, Texas
2007 Bennington 2577RFSi
2006 Yamaha F225
Solas 14.25x17SS prop
Best ever top speed 69.2KPH