How To Transport A Mercury Outboard Motor Transport Informations Lane Messages. 520. aug 19, 2011. #1. i have a brand spankin' new merc 9.9 4 stroke. i know that i should store and transport the motor upright or on the tiller handle side to prevent engine oil running where it shouldn't be. the question is: is laying it on the tiller handle side for a long transport "fool proof" as far as not having any problems. 17. mar 29, 2011. #5. re: best way to transport a 4 stroke engine. not sure about your suzi model. my 2009 2.5hp suzi, needs to be laid on its side, on its tiller handle, for the engine oil not to bathe the engine internals take a closer look at the manual.
How To Transport A Mercury Outboard Motor Transport Informations Lane Start the engine with the gearcase submerged, close the fuel valve and run the engine until it comes to a complete stop. after the engine has fully stopped, close the fuel tank vent. next, remove the outboard from the bucket, holding it upright until all the water has drained. for remote fuel tank models: whether your outboard is still. Deuxgrenouilles said: i think he meant it makes a big mess if you lay it on its side without draining the oil now that i reread it, you are 100% correct. i hauled a 40hp yesterday for about an hour laying on it side with the dipstick side down as per my manuals instruction. i had no leakage at all. the dipstick does fit tight. Some have some resting lugs on the side that should be down. i'm sure the dealer previous owner would be able to advise when you pick it up. like. bronsie. 54 posts · joined 2009. #7 · may 18, 2010. all relatively new 4 stroke mariner mercury engines should be rested on the tiller arm when in transit. In some cases, the answer is yes–you can transport the motor on its side. but this will almost certainly depend on the type and design of the motor and the manufacturer. always check with your owner’s manual and follow the recommendations included in it. it’s also a good idea to look for a diagram or any written instructions on the side.
How To Transport A Outboard Motor Transport Informations Lane Some have some resting lugs on the side that should be down. i'm sure the dealer previous owner would be able to advise when you pick it up. like. bronsie. 54 posts · joined 2009. #7 · may 18, 2010. all relatively new 4 stroke mariner mercury engines should be rested on the tiller arm when in transit. In some cases, the answer is yes–you can transport the motor on its side. but this will almost certainly depend on the type and design of the motor and the manufacturer. always check with your owner’s manual and follow the recommendations included in it. it’s also a good idea to look for a diagram or any written instructions on the side. The mercury 3.5 fourstroke outboard motor is a model manufactured in 2014. this motor is designed to power small boats and is known for its reliability and efficiency. it features a 3.5 horsepower four stroke engine, which provides consistent power and smooth operation. the motor is built with high quality materials, ensuring durability and. Feb 3, 2006. #4. re: which side to lay down 9.9 4 stroke? i just went out to look at the '96 on my boat, the decal shows [ up right or prop down with the carry handle pointing to the sky or on its port side with the f n r pointing to the sky and the twist throttle against the ground ]. good luck.
How To Transport A Outboard Motor Transport Informations Lane The mercury 3.5 fourstroke outboard motor is a model manufactured in 2014. this motor is designed to power small boats and is known for its reliability and efficiency. it features a 3.5 horsepower four stroke engine, which provides consistent power and smooth operation. the motor is built with high quality materials, ensuring durability and. Feb 3, 2006. #4. re: which side to lay down 9.9 4 stroke? i just went out to look at the '96 on my boat, the decal shows [ up right or prop down with the carry handle pointing to the sky or on its port side with the f n r pointing to the sky and the twist throttle against the ground ]. good luck.
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