2019 Tracker TX 190 with a Mercury 115 hp Pro XS 4stroke in EXCEPTIONAL condition with just 26 hrs.! If you have an interest in purchasing this boat call 214-923-2917 otherwise just enjoy the video and thanks foryour interest!
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I don't think you would be gaining much by adding a jackplate on this particular boat due to the fact that the hull is already designed with a set back style transom. Usually the reason the jackplate helps is because by setting the motor further back you can run it higher on the transom and still catch undisturbed water plus reducing the drag from the lower unit and in some cases the hull itself. Since it has the stepped hull you can already run the motor somewhat higher as if it had a small jackplate. Sometimes by extending the motor further back the leveraging of the motors weight will actually throw the hydro dynamics of the hull off causing more drag and slowing the boat down. I would also like to mention that these boats equipped with the 4 stroke motors already sit somewhat low in the back and extending the motor back would accentuate that issue also. I probably would skip the jackplate and focus on trying various props and motor heghts on the existing transom. Hope this helps, and thanks for the interest!
