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WARNING

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Personal injury or boat damage could occur if interference exists using the motor lift.    

Carefully check to make sure that the motor lift and outboard components have adequate clearance in 

all operation modes. 

 

IMPORTANT!  

Check clearance of all mounting hardware after installation and before water 

testing. 

 

 

MOTOR LIFT CLEARANCE TESTS 

 

1.

 

Test the outboard trim with the motor lift 

half way down.  NOTE:  The propeller must be “UP” 

so it does not hit the ground 

2.

 

If the outboard is equipped with a trim limit switch, make sure that when the outboard is tilted 

all the way up, the steering system components do not come in contact with the motor lift. 

3.

 

With the motor lift half way down, trim the outboard upward and turn the steering wheel side to 

side.  Make sure the outboard motor does not contact the motor lift, transom, or steering 

components. 

4.

 

Repeat the above test with the motor lift in the full down position.  If you have interference, 

DO NOT WATER TEST THE BOAT!

  Unbolt the outboard and raise to the next set of 

mounting holes or install a trim limit switch to ensure no interferences.  If changes were 

necessary, retest clearances.  

NOTE

:  After motor lift installation and prior to operating boat, 

determine the outboard engines required water pressure.  This information may be found in the 

outboard owner’s operation manua

l or service manual.  If the boat is not equipped with a water 

pressure gauge, it is recommended that one be installed prior to using a motor lift. 

 

 

CAUTION!

 

  Damage to outboard will occur if proper water pressure is not maintained.  

Raising the outboard too high will result in a water pressure drop and overheating of the outboard 

will occur.  Proper water pressure must be maintained at all times during operation of the outboard. 

 

NOTE:   After determining proper operating height, again check for proper outboard 

clearances. 

 

 

ADDITIONAL SAFETY ITEMS  

 

 

When using the motor lift on open water, attach the included 

Outdoor Motor 

Safety Cable

 (see picture on left

part #55-0415) to the boat and motor lift.  

This is a vinyl coated 

3/32” diameter, 50” long heavy

 duty steel cable with one 

loop and one snap hook. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Panther 55-0045

Page 1: ...boards up to 35HP weighing up to 263 pounds This motor lift is designed for clamp screw type outboards only 651 486 2010 MARINETECH PRODUCTS INC 1360 East County Road E VADNAIS HEIGHTS MN 55110 www ma...

Page 2: ...boat could occur if you do not follow these directions Safety precautions should be adhered to when removing and installing the motor to install this motor lift If you have questions and feel that you...

Page 3: ...Screws of the appropriate length 4 inch stainless steel Nylon insert nuts 8 inch stainless steel flat washers 1 Tube of clear RTV silicon for sealing the transom mounting holes recommended 1 Tube of d...

Page 4: ...TING THE MOTOR LIFT BRACKET 1 Hold the bracket in the selected location on the transom Check to make sure that the hole placement will not interfere with any moldings rivets etc 2 Make sure the bracke...

Page 5: ...ing during operation 5 Make sure to install the security bolts in the outboards lower clamp brackets This is very important to prevent the outboard motor from sliding up and off the clamping block Aft...

Page 6: ...nectors to the blue white stripe and green white strip connectors of the rocker switch control system wiring harness assembly 4 Connect the two Black ring terminal wires from the relay harness to the...

Page 7: ...LATION OF ROCKER CONTROL SWITCH CAUTION Before cutting any holes in mounting surface check area behind mounting surface for obstructions Cable braces wiring etc DRILLING TIPS If mounting surface is fi...

Page 8: ...rough bezel retainer NOTE The bezel retainer is mounted onto the switch bezel before placement into opening A gap between the bezel and the bezel retainer must be 1 8 3 2 mm greater than the thickness...

Page 9: ...nk battery Red to positive Black to negative HYDRAULIC MOTOR LIFT LUBRICATION CAUTION The oil in the motor lift hydraulic system is under pressure when the jack plate is in any position other than ful...

Page 10: ...EST THE BOAT Unbolt the outboard and raise to the next set of mounting holes or install a trim limit switch to ensure no interferences If changes were necessary retest clearances NOTE After motor lift...

Page 11: ...sure your key switch is on go up or down b Check to make sure your battery has a sufficient charge c Check 20 amp fuse attached to Rocker Control Switch certain models d Check power connection at the...

Page 12: ...olt or screw and tighten If significant damage has occurred to the motor lift structure contact the manufacturer b Turn to page 6 and follow lubrication procedures You may need to cycle the motor lift...

Page 13: ...see picture on Page 14 1 Remove rocker switch assembly leave the pump relay harness attached to pump 2 Locate adapter cord It is the two wire red black cable with the two prong molded connector on one...

Page 14: ...ods of long inactivity it is recommended to remove the battery 2 Receiver is obstructed Move receiver in a direct line with the transmitter Make sure antenna is not obstructed 3 Programming the transm...

Page 15: ...subject to verification This warranty does not apply if the unit has been damaged by accident abuse misuse poor installation or misapplication or if it has been modified from its original condition o...

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