A boat outboard bracket improves the line of thrust, the center of effort, and also floatation. Get a few friends to assist you mount an outboard bracket. If you do not have experience or enough knowledge about Fiberglas, it is best to contact a skilled repairman to make sure that no damage is brought to your bracket or your boat.

Step 1 – Prepare your Outboard Bracket

Before attempting to install your boat outdoor bracket, ensure that you have already sanded it. Prime it and put paint in your desired color. Use a rag to wipe away dust from sanding before beginning to prime your bracket. Put the bracket on top of layered old newspapers to be sure that paint won’t drip in the working area.



It is equally best to work indoors to be sure that your engine won’t get wet from any unexpected rain.

Step 2 – Inspect the Transom

The transom must have good enough strength. To inspect this, you might have to get a fiberglass expert. Put plywood to the insides of the transom if required.

Step 3 – Mark the Centerline

Now measure the keel centerline using a framing square. Mark the transom according to the size of your motor. If you are using a 20-inch motor, the mark should be 19 inches. Remember that the marks on the boat’s transom must rhyme with that of the bracket.

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