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Will tilt and trim be damaged by having the motor slightly tilted foreward while trailering? I would be more comfortable with the skeg a little further from the road.
No, in fact you should trim it up when you trailer, and buy yourself a TRANSOM SAVER there sold at bass pro ..wallyworld ect.. it;ll help take the stress of components.
No, in fact you should trim it up when you trailer, and buy yourself a TRANSOM SAVER there sold at bass pro ..wallyworld ect.. it;ll help take the stress of components.
