NRS Frame Cataraft Motor Mount

Name: NRS Frame Cataraft Motor Mount
Brand: NRS
Price: 114.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3 (4 reviews)

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Item: 93100.01

$114.95

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Turn your cat into an outboard motor-powered boat with the NRS Cataraft Motor Mount. Great for fishing or motoring through the slow, flat stretches.

The heavy-duty 1/4" thick aluminum plate is bent to fit over the horizontal bars of a NRS Cataraft Yoke. The mounting surface is 12" wide.
The clamping screws on your motor press against the Motor Mount's surface, while the opposite side of the clamping cradle presses against the yoke bars, creating a solid, secure transom for the motor.
The Motor Mount plate is held in place by a 2-ft NRS 1" HD tie down strap (included) when you don't have the motor mounted.
A cataraft adapts well to use with an outboard motor. You can make convenient seating for the person operating the motor by moving your NRS Frame Seat Bar back to a comfortable position. Or, you can attach a seat with a Universal Seat Mount clamped on the yoke or a cross bar.
In our experience it doesn't take a large motor for most boaters use. Even a 3-hp motor will move a cat along at a pretty good clip.
Always attach a safety rope or strap from your motor to the frame.

More Information

While we recommend no larger than a 10 hp motor on the Motor Mount, even then you should not operate the motor at maximum output. Applying that much torque to the yoke can bend the lower bar. If you need a larger motor or need to operate your cat at higher speeds, contact us for a custom motor mount. We will make you a wider one that spreads the force along the width of the yoke.

Weight:	2.5 lbs
Includes:	2' NRS 1" HD Strap Heavy-duty aluminum plate, 1/4" thick x 12" wide

A	B	C
12"	5 5/8"	1 5/8"

Place the Motor Mount plate on the front edge of rear yoke.
Lace the included strap through the slots in the plate, as illustrated above.
Place the motor over the top of the plate so the clamps are tightening against the plate.
Periodically check the tightness of the motor clamps.
Be sure to tether the motor to the frame with a safety rope or strap to prevent loss if the motor clamps loosen.