Phil A – do you still sell the motor stabilizers?

[rlb8s]

Phil – I looked on you site for the motor stabilizers w/ no joy. I am speaking about the clips that keep the motor from moving side to side when trailering. Do you still sell those? You should have a few missed calls on your cell from me if you want to return the call to discuss. The number starts w/ 540. Thanks. Richard

[MIKE LUCAS]

They sell them at bass pro shops in springfield MO… pretty inexpensive… saw them by the trailer accesories a few days back. 1-800-bass pro

[markdille]

Just a thought, but you might rather get the Swivl-Eze Lock N Stow motor storage device that they make for Mercury and now Yamaha motors. If you have an Evinrude, then what youre currently looking for is the way to go. The Swivl-Eze will keep the motor straight while keeping it up for transportation, killing two birds with one stone and keeping your lower unit from getting scuffed. http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/store … 00_200-2-7

[PhilAddison]

I still sell them. I will give you a call at a decent hour tomorrow, better yet just send me an email with your shipping address if you want. My email address is: [url=mailto:philaddison@houston.rr.com]philaddison@houston.rr.com[/url] The cost is $14.00 to your mailbox. My phone was in the truck this evening while I was working on a saltwater boat. Nothing worse than working in the bilge of a saltwater boat! Yuk!

[rlb8s]

Mark – I had a Swivl-Eze Lock N Stow you mentioned and I am going back to the transom saver which is why I need the clips. The Lock N Stow (according to my local Mercury Mechanic) weakened my transom bracket leading to its failure this weekend. The right side of my transom bracket sheered off while running. It sheered at the last hole. At a tune of $620 for parts and labor, I will go back to the tried and true method of the transom saver. Actually, I should have listened to BCB and never switched to begin with. An expensive lesson for sure.Phil – e-mail on the way. Thanks.

[PhilAddison]

Ouchy! That was an expensive lesson! I too have always thought the regular transom savers were the way to go. Just one more reason to stay with it now.

[rlb8s]

Thanks Phil. The check is on its way.

[mlsmith]

Will the clips work on an E-tec 225

[basschaser]

mlsmith wrote: Will the clips work on an E-tec 225 The clips will work on any Sea Star steering ram. Judd Lasiter

[PhilAddison]

As Judd stated! I down to 2 sets so if you want now you better hurry to avoid delay.

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