[HullMarineProducts]

It's been longer than I would've liked but many people say, good things come to those who wait. Currently setup with some Nylon bearings but working on some KryptoQuiet bearings from Drummond Manufacturing. I will begin bench testing this weekend and hope to have loaded on a boat with a F70 Yamaha in the next week or so. Keep in mind this is a prototype so the machining marks are a bit more rough than the production parts will be.

Total travel time for 6" stroke is under 8 seconds unloaded and weight comes in just under 33lbs with actuator.

Will start sending out update emails to those who have either sent me their email or submitted the form on our website homepage.

Teasers:

 

[Zika]

Looking good and great specs. Looking forward to production!

 

[efi2712micro]

Me too 😁 …. It also looks real nice

 

[sjrobin]

Congrats!

 

[bob_esper]

Got a price point in mind?

 

[HullMarineProducts]

Got a price point in mind?

$1600-$1700 - I know it's a bit more than some will want to spend but this is a high quality piece made in the US, including the actuators.

 

[Smackdaddy53]

Mighty fine piece!

 

[jonterr]

$1600-$1700 - I know it's a bit more than some will want to spend but this is a high quality piece made in the US, including the actuators.

Do you take micro jackers on trade in?😀

 

[rovster]

Don’t know much about Jack plates but something about seeing some fine machined metal with fine lines that is sexy AF. Best of luck with everything looks amazing from the bleachers😃

 

[Silent Drifter]

^^^^^X2 What Rovster said ....thats some sweet machine work right there 😘

 

[Smackdaddy53]

Do you take micro jackers on trade in?😀

Melt them down and make beer cans and they’d probably need a can opener because the pull tabs would fall off.

 

[HullMarineProducts]

Do you take micro jackers on trade in?😀

Honestly, depending on the condition, I MAY consider it.

 

[john1234]

Will this fit on a Beavertail Mosquito?

 

[HullMarineProducts]

Will this fit on a Beavertail Mosquito?

Currently the plates are 15" wide at max width... It was just recently brought to my attention by @Zika that I need to double check and this is 0.5" wider than the Micro. I can revise the plates to match no issues, so 14.5" will be production width. If you don't mind taking a measurement on your Mosquito that would be helpful to ensure it fits. This is not much wider than the BIA hole pattern so I would imagine it will be fine.

 

[john1234]

Just hit you up via your website. Look forward to speaking.

 

[DBStoots]

No problem for a Waterman?

 

[TroutNreds12]

Is f70 max hop looks like a bad ass jackplate at a good weight

 

[TroutNreds12]

Sorry I went to website says 115hp nice I will be in touch thx

 

[Sublime]

That's a good weight for a self contained unit.

 

[Zika]

I just measured my 2017 BT Mosquito/Atlas Micro. The flared plate is 14.5 inches wide at the top and the transom plate has close to 1/2 inch clearance on either side of the top of the sponson well. 15 inches would be a tight fit, so if you can shave /14 inch off each side on the production version, that will work for Mosquito owners. Can't speak about the Waterman, but @DBStoots could probably provide figures. Whenever he gets off the water long enough.