Lee Jr. Outriggers 232

when i mounted my Lee jnrs. 6 months ago on our 265 express i found it quite easy however I preferred to mount the bottom base plate on the deck rather than the cabin sides as i thought it would be stronger and also a little lower.
You'll need two of you to hold stuff and it is important to have the riggers fully extended before you settle on your final position.
As far as how much lean they should have. Usually when the riggers are laid down in the operational position then the tips should be as close to level (not the same height tho') with the transom as possible given all of the other considerations.
I had a metal shop make up some backing plates especially for the two side base plates as they take a lot of the leverage from the extended riggers.Also to push the poles out a little furthe from the cabin and hardtop sides i made blocks 1/2" thick (out of cutting board) to fit under the side base plates.

thats what a Grady tech sent you? Is it written in crayon? wow.

Pretty good details though, I could work with this just fine, no photo needed nor will photo cover those dimensions.

Yes.

plymouthgrady said:

thats what a Grady tech sent you? Is it written in crayon? wow.

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plymouthgrady said:

thats what a Grady tech sent you? Is it written in crayon? wow.

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Yea, my 6 year old knows how to use a strait edge. The dimension for the hard top hook doesn't seem to look right compared to NA2P's picture. I'm sure they didn't use that drawing when Grady instlalled them.