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3. INSTALLATUON
:
It is your responsibility
to choose a
boat
suitable
for
the
engine
(5
horsepower).
m
Do not exceed
the boat
manufacturer's
power
recommenda-
tion.
Damage
and injury
may result.
STERN CENTER
1. Installation
Position
Install at the stern at the center line
of the boat.
2. Installation
Height
For proper propeller depth and engine
cooling,
the boat's
transom
height
must
match
the
motor's
shaft
length.
The short
shaft
motor
re-
quires a transom height of about 15
in. The long shaft motor requires a
transom height of about 20 in. Once
the boat is in the water and loaded,
check proper motor depth by looking
at the anti-cavitation
plate: with the
motor not running,
the plate should
be about 100 mm (4 in.) below the
surface of the water.
TER SURFACE
m (4 in)
ANTI-CAVITATION,
PLATE
,During operation,
check to be sure the anticavitation
plate remains under
water at all times and that water flows from the water check hole.
Excessive
or imbalanced
loading
will affect the motor's
water depth.
Loading too far forward
will raise the motor out of the water, reducing
. .
engine cooling. Loading too much or too far rearward will push the motor
deeper, reducing pe'rformance.
CAUTION:
Insufficient
water
supply
(anticavitation
plate
out
of the
j
water)
may cause overheating
that will damage
the outboard
motor.
3. Motor
Attachment
Attach the stern bracket to the transom and tighten the clamp screws.
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