I have a long shaft 15hp, and need a short shaft to drive my inflatable, will this raise my long shaft enough? I need 6 inches?
1736115
It's going to raise only about 4" max! Worked great for me, but I had more transom to work with. A great product and performs well for me with a 25 Yamaha on a 14' skiff. Good luck................
1736116
It will only raise it about 3-4 inches safely but you might be able to squeeze 5-6 inches if you put some extra bolts in it.
1736117
It's drilled for multiple options in mounting height, It's a 3inch lift design but there is a fair chance you could get 6 inches out of it depending on your transom configuration
1736118
The holes are not pre drilled just dimpled . The unit is offset about 4in so it would be a matter of raising it a couple of inches above your transom
668287
NO. You can't get the trailer up high enough with this. you would have to add about 2 more inches by having a board or something else to drive up on first. then onto this. I had to jack the trailer up as I was near heat exhaustion and didn't think of the other idea until after I about killed myself trying to jack it up in 110 degrees. I even wrote a complaint about it.
1875914
The shaft is 3/4 don't remember how long exactly for sure. I mounted a comet tourque converter clutch on it no Problem.
284890
This bracket is built very well. If the surface it is attached to will handle the 6 hp motor you should be good to go. I'm only using a 2 hp Johnson on mine but would not be the least worried about a larger engine. I'm very happy with this bracket.
1055055
Depends on what your shaft is like. Compare the shaft to your other feet, if they are short like this it will, if they are a snap in it won't. It it is a longer shaft it won't
85145
I use mine on my 32' Toyhauler and my 14' utility trailer for raising the bad tire off of the ground, or for wheel bearing lubing removal and lubing. Works on most trailer's with tandem axles.
938632
Yes, it will work. Just check the ball size on your trailer. The most common is 2". On a small trailer it could be 1 7/8 ".
791163
NO! The extension is rated for less than your winch, and the extension would increase the side loading WAAAAY too much.
347824
The shaft from motor to prop is far too long, you need to get on with a much short shaft, something like 18 inches, good luck, B.
1539626
The cane increments are not marked on the shaft. I had no problem but reading the description it seems That 6 foot is all I would go with.
19670
I used this to replace my 14.5 hp motor. The only thing I had to change was the muffler. Check the shaft size and length, should be the same, vertical shaft motor.
1980568
Doubt it. The fittings used to fill your inflatables have holes drilled into them intentionally to make sure you don't over fill things. Plus I bet the gearing in the compressor is designed for high speed filling not high pressure.
562137
I have a 15 Gallon Porter Cable with 5.7 cuft @ 90 psi air delivery. That works but not at full speed.More would be better. So if you have less power than mine I think it will be frustrating !
239468
Brand new the pump was able to draw well above 6"... But after it was run for a while (often times dry) it would not reliably draw above 15"... I relocated my pump below water level and it still works fine. It's a little slower than I would like so I may be replacing it with a larger pump.
1896399
No, I don't think 1.5 psi will work. It's a great pump to quickly fill your inflatable; however I always have to top off my 1.5 psi with a foot pump. Yon can purchase a great foot pump with a gauge from "Advanced Elements" I still recommend this pump to do the majority of the fill.
1416276
It can be used on the entire length of the pneumatic cylinder. We do not have the exact range but 5.5" - 15" sounds about right.
1237927
The shaft is right at a half of a inch, there is a few with longer shaft's. This one worked for me.