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OPERATION
MOTOR TILT POSITION
(FIG. 6&7)
Tilting the motor can be used when launching
boat,
beaching,
mooring
boat in shallow
area or trailering
(when using a trailering
bracket to support engine). To
tilt motor :
Push tilt release
lever(A) down to "Release"
posi-
tion.
•
Grasp handle (B) on back of motor cover and pull
forward until motor clicks into raised position.
Push tilt lock(C) down to verify motor is locked.
•
To return motor to operating position, grasp han-
dle on back of motor cover and pull slightly for-
ward.
Pull the tilt lock (C) up to release motor.
•
Lower motor into water slowly.
•
Push the tilt release lever (D) up to"Engage"
posi-
tion.
FULL TILT POSITION
Figure 6
C
D
Figure 7
III
CO-PILOT
ADJUSTMENT
IS NOT
INTENDED
TO ALLOW
"HANDS
OFF"
STEERING.
LOSS
OF CONTROL
AND SERIOUS
INJURY
COULD
OCCUR.
CO-PILOT ADJUSTMENT
(FIG. 8)
•
Your motorhas an adjustable steering friction fea-
ture to allowyou to adjust the effort necessary to
steer.
•
-'_it motor up and lock in position.
•
Adjust screw (A) for steering friction desired.
Figure 8
SHALLOW WATER OPERATION
(FIG.9)
The shallow water drive bar allows the motor to oper-
ate at low speeds in shallow
water, by being partially
tilted to allow more bottom
clearance.
Tilt the motor and lock it in the full ti!t position
(Fig.6).
Lift the shallow water drive bar (A) up until it clicks
into it's "up" position.
Pull the tilt lock (C) in Figure 7, up and slowly low-
er the motor making sure that the shallow water
drive bar (A) rests against the transom angle pin 0
(B).
7
SHALLOW WATER OPERATION
Figure 9
_IN.
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