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FL_CAJUN 02-01-2013 02:21 PM

ULTRA JACK jackplate
 
anybody using one? are they worth the money?

SULPHITE 10-19-2014 12:14 PM

Are these still made??

Bucoo 10-20-2014 01:09 PM

Yea they are still being made. I'm not sure how well they work tho

seatrout 10-20-2014 01:36 PM

a good friend of mine was the one who got a original patent on the ulta jack. If you are looking to add a jack plate to your boat to make it run in VERY low water than I would recommend one. I may be bias ,but I have seen them added to boats and it makes a dramatic difference. Boat builders have kinda stole his idea behind the ultra jack by building boats with a tunnel and adding that "skag" to the tunnel. He stills makes a few ultra jacks on special orders but I think he mainly builds regular jack plates for all the local boat dealers. If you are interested let me know and I can get you in touch with him.

redfish150 10-20-2014 05:13 PM

ultra jack
 
i have one that i may sell. Make an offer

1fastmerc 10-20-2014 08:49 PM

Anybody have a picture they can post.

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capt coonassty 10-21-2014 07:22 AM

This? Man how is this not on every tiller boat.


B-Stealth 10-21-2014 08:06 PM

Ultra-Jack
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by capt coonassty (Post 725735)
This? Man how is this not on every tiller boat.

Ultrajack - "The Weedless One" - YouTube


Yep they work but if i remember right the setup was about $1,000 (that was 14 yrs ago)

We ran one on a 15/48 with 25merc and it was pretty impressive, had a lot of good times in that boat.

ltz400sv 01-17-2015 12:42 PM

duck boat
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by seatrout (Post 725655)
a good friend of mine was the one who got a original patent on the ulta jack. If you are looking to add a jack plate to your boat to make it run in VERY low water than I would recommend one. I may be bias ,but I have seen them added to boats and it makes a dramatic difference. Boat builders have kinda stole his idea behind the ultra jack by building boats with a tunnel and adding that "skag" to the tunnel. He stills makes a few ultra jacks on special orders but I think he mainly builds regular jack plates for all the local boat dealers. If you are interested let me know and I can get you in touch with him.

Hey where can i get one of these at

cajun bill 02-13-2016 03:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by seatrout (Post 725655)
a good friend of mine was the one who got a original patent on the ulta jack. If you are looking to add a jack plate to your boat to make it run in VERY low water than I would recommend one. I may be bias ,but I have seen them added to boats and it makes a dramatic difference. Boat builders have kinda stole his idea behind the ultra jack by building boats with a tunnel and adding that "skag" to the tunnel. He stills makes a few ultra jacks on special orders but I think he mainly builds regular jack plates for all the local boat dealers. If you are interested let me know and I can get you in touch with him.

Just saw this post. I'm interested. Any contact info would be appreciated.

jbert22 04-20-2016 12:13 AM

bump... Id like one as well!!

Smalls 04-20-2016 05:50 AM

Haha! Have one of these on my grandfather's boat. That thing sure can boogie through just about any water.

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homerun 04-20-2016 03:42 PM

the phone number is 337-496-0038 robbie is his name

BudT 05-29-2016 11:48 PM

Guys I ran one of these back in the day (92ish) for several years, duck hunting tidal marsh over here. The skeg worked great in heavy vegetation, but when we got into hard sand bottom it worked better without the skeg. I had 2 over a few years. One was a 1542 w/ 40 tiller, the other was a 1648 w/ 40 tiller. Back then we were running a progressive pitch prop with a LOT of cup. If it was a mud bottom it would run through spit. Mine were set up where the prop shaft was even or slightly above the bottom of the boat. An awesome performing, well made product.

RicelandMike 05-31-2016 09:45 AM

I have one that I want to sell if anyone is interested shoot me a PM

Smalls 06-02-2016 12:11 PM

My pawpaw has one of these on his boat. Had some guys on here that saw me running it one day and were amazed at that thing.

cajun bill 06-02-2016 09:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RicelandMike (Post 796702)
I have one that I want to sell if anyone is interested shoot me a PM

PM sent

homerun 06-04-2016 05:42 PM

Just talked to robbie who makes them. He still sells them for $425. His name is robbie 337-496-0038


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