Hello to all. For the past year I've been trailering my 11 foot V hull upside down on a flat deck utility trailer. I recently upgraded boat (in my opinion) to a 14 foot V hull. I also bought a used boat trailer and spent the last two day modifying it and it is ready to roll now. The boat and trailer are quite substantial and the transom is as sturdy as they come so I would like to go down the road with my 9.9 mounted to the transom. I must confess I don't know what to do exactly. The motor will tilt up a little and it's weight is carried by a part in the transom hardware that rests against the pin you use to adjust the motors angle. Once in this position I turned the motor all the way to one side and strapped it from one boat handle to the leg just above the prop and then to the other handle. I seems quite rigid in this position (not bouncy). The leg is high enough it should not contact anything from below. Is this an acceptable way to trailer the motor or am I missing something. Another option would be to let the leg hang straight down but I would think there is more likelihood of it contacting something from the road. Thanks for any guidance. Rick.
