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I have been working on my own NSS system and after looking over many different executions I have come up with another one I thought worth sharing. It is very easy and requires no modification of the boat with the exception of the removal of the swim platform bracket spacers which are replaced with 1/4" aluminum angle. The project takes about 3 hours and can be done for under $100
Here are picts from the install. Essentially you remove the swim platform bracket and rpacer and put an 8" piece of 4x4x1/4 alu angle that forms the base of where the removable plate can be attached. We tried it this morning and it made a nice improvement to the Port side. Here are pictures.
With 1 person in the boat we used the following config:
port side 500 in the locker and 200 on the seat.
Center tank full
Bow sack with about 200 pounds
10.3
Water was shallow around 8 feet
I have been working on my own NSS system and after looking over many different executions I have come up with another one I thought worth sharing. It is very easy and requires no modification of the boat with the exception of the removal of the swim platform bracket spacers which are replaced with 1/4" aluminum angle. The project takes about 3 hours and can be done for under $100
Here are picts from the install. Essentially you remove the swim platform bracket and rpacer and put an 8" piece of 4x4x1/4 alu angle that forms the base of where the removable plate can be attached. We tried it this morning and it made a nice improvement to the Port side. Here are pictures.
With 1 person in the boat we used the following config:
port side 500 in the locker and 200 on the seat.
Center tank full
Bow sack with about 200 pounds
10.3
Water was shallow around 8 feet
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