can you adjust the distance between the 2 motors (mine is about 22 inches apart - center of each motor)?
46306
Yes, it has lots of adjustment but you may need to cut it to get down to your length; which can easily be done with a hacksaw. See the spec sheet at http://www.marinetechproducts.com/pages/AuxiliaryMotorSteeringStainless.
46307
Yes. The rod is more than 22". Once you get the length estimated with any bend you may need,cut the rod to length. If you are in doubt, buy a 3' length of all thread and experiment until you have the rod right. Be sure to turn your motor full left and right to check for interference and to make sure that the kicker steers out of the full turn position.
46308
If the connecting rod is too long, you can just bend it more until it fits. If the rod is too short, then you are out of luck.
46309
I can't remember the default length. but I believe 22 inches is fine. be sure that enough spacing when you turn your motor all the way to the left or the right that no part interfere with the motor & rod itself.
1870602
The short answer is "no" assuming you've found the 2 speed switch that changes the speed range from about 2 miles an hour to 4. The motor speed is a function of the battery voltage and load (how much the loaded vehicle weighs and whether it's on a hill) and that limits your options. In theory you could spend a lot of money and change out the small transmission or put different range motors in, but those aren't practical options unless you have a small machine shop.
704536
I don't think there is a way to adjust them. When I in stalled them. They are in a prefixed postion.
188052
Im not sure if it would fit? maybe there is some numbers on your old motor that you could cross over? Sorry Im not more help Travis
1009811
Okay, I Have Serious Number 32, will this motor replacement fit my 32, if so, I need linkage also thank you
1226235
yes, when removing the motor from the "gear" as I mentioned do not over tighten the "screws." I had to "adjust" the pull down to the proper level so the motor would work "pulling-down" when it hit the pull down switch lever., I had to take the "gear" off several times to adjust.
1651227
I would imagine you could. You would need to add in wire to length needed but it would have to be a professional job. You should not just splice in wire, you would need a linkage of some sort, plus a small diameter steel cable to take any load off of the control box/wiring and put it only between the Up/Down control and motor assembly. I hope this helps.
439246
There is no adjustments, other than fuel. In other words once your motor gets more air, with the cold air intake and your bigger exhaust let's more used air out you just need more fuel. And you can raise that.
281058
No way to change the width. The width varies with each rotation. I would say they are about 6-8 inches apart.
1314112
I have mine set at 8 inches, but they are not connected to each other and are therefore adjustable.
491401
Measure it from shaft to shaft. on the motor I bought, I had to swap out the long shaft with my short one. Started up first time around.
1234819
No. The item comes as shown and is a factory direct item, so we are not able to make any adjustments to the item.
901995
Not without removing the motor from the unit. However, the motor itself is 2 1/8" without the shaft. If I were a guessing man, I'd say with the shaft it would be pretty close to 2 1/2" !
2218551
The distance between holes is closer to one and a quarter (1 1/4") inches apart. I used a bushing and screwed it directly to the spindle shaft.
697486
Ask to the vendor if can change it. The problem is with the engine. regards
1092087
you can change the rotaion of the motors by swiching tghe wires around, been there done that
1372401
NO!? , it's not even close, and it's not adjustable.You are better off buying the original from thr dealer.