is there a hydraulic jackplate out there with at least 12" setback built in?

[2.5-21]

and can handle 300 hp? any help would be appreciated thanks

[beko21]

CMC has 10" I bought one a couple weeks ago, and it seems to be a very nice unit, I have not tested in the water yet but, works darn good on the trailer, I have a 300x on it and she works great, Kevin

[Raceman]

I'm pretty sure I have one. It's a Bob's and I got it on a Mirage several years ago. I'm not using it and would sell it if it meets your need. I'll measure it later and post it.

[Supa-Fly]

Check out Dana Marine. They have a 14" set back bracket with a 9" hydraulic lift. P/N OB-0035.

http://www.danamarineproducts.com/store.cfm?CFID=801898&CFTOKEN=9132982

Fly

[Rickracer]

That would be an 6" or 8" hydraulic plate, and whatever setback extension is needed to go the distance. You won't find a better, nicer, more well-made jackplate for the money. :cool:

[ncst8er]

J&B "http://www.jackplate.com/" is another one that offers a swingarm style jack with at least 12" of setback (that's only at midpoint though).

If you want the more constant setback sliding style jackplate both Detwiler "http://www.co-starvii.com/" and R&R Design (1-800-710-9889) offer 12" plates rated for 300hp according to the article in the June Bass & Walleye Boats.

[StrokerOMCSS]

i know Stroker boats have been running Detwilers and 300s for a long time i have buddy that has that set up and he even 4 in extensions on top of that i think he is running 16 in set back just like my 280 or he could have only 12 have an 8 in with 4 in extensions thanks strokerga

[Rickracer]

That is a fact, ask around........:cool: