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MOORING, BEACHING,
LAUNCHING
LAUNCHING
OPERATION
STEERING
FRICTION BOLT
FRICTION BOLT
FRONT
CARRYING
HANDLE
CARRYING
HANDLE
75°
REAR CARRYING
HANDLE
HANDLE
Do not use the tiller handle as a
lever to raise the outboard motor.
Applying excessive f orce to the
tiller handle can damage it.
lever to raise the outboard motor.
Applying excessive f orce to the
tiller handle can damage it.
If the motor is tilted in the reverse
position, crankcase oil will enter
the cylinder and may cause
dif f icult starting or may prevent
the engine f rom being cranked.
position, crankcase oil will enter
the cylinder and may cause
dif f icult starting or may prevent
the engine f rom being cranked.
Stop the engine and turn the fuel
valve lever to the OFF position.
valve lever to the OFF position.
To raise the outboard motor out of
the water while the boat is moored, or
for maximum clearance when
beaching or launching, tilt the
outboard motor to the 75° position.
the water while the boat is moored, or
for maximum clearance when
beaching or launching, tilt the
outboard motor to the 75° position.
Stop the engine before tilting the
outboard motor. The 75° position is
not an operating position.
outboard motor. The 75° position is
not an operating position.
Close the fuel tank vent by turning
the vent knob clockwise.
the vent knob clockwise.
With the motor in the forward
position, tilt the outboard motor
using the front and rear carrying
handles on the engine cover. The
spring-loaded tilt lever will
automatically move into position
and hold the outboard motor when
it reaches approximately 75°.
position, tilt the outboard motor
using the front and rear carrying
handles on the engine cover. The
spring-loaded tilt lever will
automatically move into position
and hold the outboard motor when
it reaches approximately 75°.
Adjust the steering friction bolt to
keep the motor from moving.
keep the motor from moving.
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