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Old 03-31-2006, 09:20 PM
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is it possible to mount a kicker motor bracket on my 02' 190 bay. I have a 4.5 johnson that was the kicker on my 17' boston whaler just sitting in my garage and the older my boat gets the more worried about breaking down I get. I must note (knock on wood) that I have never had a lick of problems with my Suz. 115 4stroke and I love it, but its' better safe than sorry. I saw an old thread about it, but no answers.

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shouldent you have quoted "knock on plastic" george. and i have been in your boat, you dont need that kicker motor.
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knock on plastic, I love it.
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