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Re: Trim

Posted by Loweboy on August 13, 2004 at 06:36:56:
An old 45 hp motor will most likely have a big power head and will weigh alot when tilting it up but tilting it is possible. I had an Evinrude Lark 40 on a 14' Sea King and it was a hoss to tilt back but I handled it. The trim can be adjusted with the pin lacated in the motor mount that goes across the mount and places the motor on a different angle than the transom. This is usually a five position adjustment but be carefull not to drop the pin overboard when removing it.