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Bennett Marine Hydraulic to BOLT Electric Conversion Kit -
Bennett 1212ATP Hydraulic Trim Tabs w/Auto Trim Pro -
Bennett BOLT 6x12 Edge Mount Trim Tab System -
Bennett M120ATP Sport Tab System w/Auto Trim Pro -
Bennett ST16ATP Performance Sport Tab System w/Auto Trim Pro -
Bennett AutoTrim Pro Sensor Kit -
Bennett 912ED Electric - Edge Mount Limited Space Trim Tab Kits -
Bennett BOLT 1212ED Electric - Edge Mount Limited Space Trim Tab Kit - 12V -
Bennett 2412ATP 24 x 12 Hydraulic Trim Tabs w/ATP -
Bennett Marine Adjustable Electric Actuator f/BOLT -
Bennett Lenco to Bennett Conversion Kit -
Bennett Boat Leveler to Bennett Actuator Conversion Kit -
Bennett Marine Lenco to BOLT Conversion Kit -
Bennett BOLT 18x12 Electric Trim Tab System -
Bennett BOLT 12x12 Electric Trim Tab System -
Bennett BOLT 12x4 Electric Trim Tab System -
Bennett Marine 12x9 Sport Tab System w/One Box Indication -
Bennett Marine M80 Sport Tab System w/One Box Indication -
Bennett Marine 12x12 Sport Tab System w/One Box Indication -
Bennett Marine 12x9 Hydraulic Trim Tab System w/One Box Indication -
Bennett SLT6 Self-Leveling Tab System f/Boats up to 16' -
Bennett 12x12 Hydraulic Trim Tab System w/One Box Indication -
Bennett Marine 12x9 Performance Sport Tab System -
Bennett SLT10 Self-Leveling Tab System f/Boats 17'-20'
Trim tab kits include electric trim tabs, hydraulic trim tabs, self-leveling trim tabs and complete transom-mount systems with blades, actuators and control switches. Blade size ranges from small planing hulls to large offshore builds, and kits are available in manual, electric and hydraulic configurations to match hull type and engine setup.
Bennett Marine and Boat Leveler Co. trim tab kits are designed for permanent transom installation on fishing boats running in chop, cross-wind or heavy-load conditions. A properly sized trim tab actuator and blade let you hold a plane, correct list and maintain a trolling speed without constant throttle adjustments — keeping your hands on the rod instead of the wheel.