Attwood Adjustable Transom Saver, Motor Boat Bracket Mount, Travel Trailering on 2040-parts.com
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Product Overview
Give your boat and motor maximum protection when traveling with the Attwood Adjustable Transom Saver. It will support the weight of the motor and stabilize engine and steering mechanisms. It features a deluxe head with composite pads and a durable, strong construction to give it a longer life. This boat transom saver has an adjustable design from 23" to 35" to help accommodate your boat's dimensions. It is quick and easy to install and use.
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