Megaware Keelguard SkegGuard Stainless Steel Skeg Protector for Yamaha Outboards - Multiple Fitments

Megaware Keelguard SkegGuard Stainless Steel Skeg Protector for Yamaha Outboards - Multiple Fitments

Yamaha 150-350HP
$125.95
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Megaware Keelguard SkegGuard Stainless Steel Skeg Protector for Yamaha Outboards - Multiple Fitments

Megaware Keelguard SkegGuard Stainless Steel Skeg Protector for Yamaha Outboards - Multiple Fitments

$125.95
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The Megaware SkegGuard is a bolt-on skeg protector built from heavy-duty 18 gauge marine grade 316 stainless steel with a mirror-polished finish. It shields the vulnerable skeg of a Yamaha outboard from ramp dragging, sandbars, hidden debris, and everyday launch-and-retrieve wear, and it can also restore function to a skeg that has already been chipped, cracked, or partially broken off. Each guard is engineered as a vehicle-specific fit for its listed Yamaha application, with pre-drilled bolt holes and a built-in drain hole that prevents water from pooling against the hull and causing corrosion. Installation is straightforward with basic hand tools and a 1/4-inch drill bit, and the guard is backed by a 3-year manufacturer warranty.

Specifications

  • Brand: Megaware Keelguard
  • Material: 18 gauge marine grade 316 stainless steel
  • Finish: Mirror-polished
  • Thickness: 3 millimeters
  • Weight: approximately 1.7 pounds
  • Installation: Bolt-on with pre-drilled holes, 1/4-inch drill bit required
  • Drain hole: Yes, prevents water collection and corrosion
  • Fit type: Vehicle-specific fit
  • Warranty: 3-Year

Sizes & Options

This SkegGuard line is sold by Yamaha outboard fitment, not by a single universal size. Choose the part number that matches your engine: the 27151 is engineered for Yamaha 150-350HP outboards, while the 27301 covers other listed Yamaha applications. Confirm your outboard's model, horsepower, and model year against the fitment details before ordering, since installing the wrong fitment can leave gaps or misaligned bolt holes. If in doubt, check the engine's HP rating on the cowling or consult your owner's manual before selecting a part number.

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