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would need to take some sort of forklift or tractor with a front end loader. Thats what i had to do to mine.
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I have used the power trim and a couple of big buddies to do this in my younger days
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Undo 3 bolts, and rotate the motor. Make sense?
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should have lift eyes under the cowling. If you have access to some sort of hoist or lift, it shouldn't be a problem. you'll need something rated over 500lbs.. I'd go 750lbs to be on the safe side.
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put your tongue jack all the way down, block your motor, or tie lift eye to an overhead beam, loosen and remove bolts, jack tongue up to level bolt hole you want and reinstall bolts
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AND.....if you are still 1/2 inch off......let some air out of the trailers tires. Or.......you can buy a come-a-long from Harbor Freight for under $ 20 and use it to lift your motor. |
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This is how I did mine
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Did what scrappy did with a 90 yam. on my old boat. Worked fine. Be safe!
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I have done a few like that not adad at all just take your time. I would tie it back to the eyes of the boat for a safety factor.
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