T-H Marine Motor Stik™ Outboard Motor Support
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- Rugged aluminum tubing
- Fits over trim rams
- Supports your outboard during trailering
Made from strong, durable aluminum tubing, the Motor Stik™ is designed to fit over trim rams to support your outboard while trailering and take pressure off your boat’s hydraulics. Fits most outboards 150 hp and up.
Manufacturer model #: MSS-1-DP.
Rated 2.7 out of 5Â by 6
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Rich65 T-H Marine Motor StiK
Although I haven't used these Motor Stiks very long, they seem to be very easy to use. Vibration from the trailer against the motor using the convenional method is now minimized using this new method of reducing pressure on the hydraulics.
June 13, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5Â by 6morefeet There no application guide
Bought these stik with high hope i wouldn’t have to crawl under my dripping bass tracker to install my motor support bracket. While purchasing the stick I looked for a application guide to see if it fit my 90HP Mercury outboard and nowhere either in store information or packaging information could I find out which motor they would or would not fit.(no application guide) I'M lucky I don’t live fare from a bass pro store I bought a set and needless to say the only work on 115HP -150HP + up motors depending on which web site you go to motors
Of course Bass Pro was more than happy to refund me my money.
January 28, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by PrimetimeStratos Seems good
I haven't had it long but it fits great on my mercury 225 EFI and i traveled a couple hundred miles with it so far, I like it. I bought the detwillers though just to be on the safe side. Pole design transom savers suck and the swivel eaze ones are too high so this is a good value for money
July 12, 2010
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Georgia1 Sticks
Did not work on My Yamaha 225 VX . When putting them on they went all the way down but when trying to get them off I had to use Pliers in turn it busted the inserts so I could no use them again
June 13, 2010
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What material are the ends of the motor stick made of? The rubber inserts on the swivel eaze do not hold up.
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look to bee teflare or some kind of teflon material look to be heavy dutyImages for this Answer
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The ends of these motor sticks are made of molded nylon, according to the package insert. These are very poor products that I would never recommend.1 of 1
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