Jack plate for a 06 skeeter sx180 with a Yamaha 115 4stroke

[Ditch Pickler]

What are my options? I heard they don't recommend them for an sx180 but I wanna add some power poles to my boat. I've read nothing more than a 6" JP. But I would need one that could support a pair of PPs. Anyone have a suggestion if I should put one on and if it would be safe. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Would these adaptor plates work without a Jack plate?

http://www.power-pole.com/dual-plate...r-8-aft-6-rise

My garage isn't big enough to buy the ranger Comanche I want. So till I buy a new house with a bigger garage I'm stuck just upgrading my boat. Dang it!

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[utinator]

With a boat that small, I probably wouldn't set it back more than 6". I know the bigger Atlas plates come with holes drilled in both sides for Power-Poles. I would think the 6" does as well.

[Ditch Pickler]

So would there be any benefit to adding it? I was basically just getting it to add 2 power poles. But looks like they make mounts that just go between the motor and transom.

[SkeeterSD]

I have a SX186 which is very similar to the SX180. I have a 6 inch plate on mine. Don't have any issues and have a Talon mounted on it aswell. I picked up a little top speed with the jackplate. Maybe 2-3 mph depending on the load