power trim and tilt on scrap 40hp engine

camtheribman · 17 July 2009, 16:09

Hi,
I am looking for a 40hp yamaha of mercury scrap engine that has full working power trim and tilt. the motor would have to bee free or very cheap.

any help would be good,

cheers

Rogue Wave · 17 July 2009, 18:13

I'd stick an add on boats and outboards also

doggypaddle · 17 July 2009, 20:07

try seaworthy marine in teignmouth/ WONT BE FREE THOUGH

Downhilldai · 17 July 2009, 21:39

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Originally Posted by doggypaddle

.. WONT BE FREE THOUGH

I don't think anyone would give away a motor with working PTT, but good luck

Rogue Wave · 18 July 2009, 21:48

http://shop.ebay.co.uk/merchant/wildorchid789

more breakers for you

9D280 · 20 July 2009, 10:43

If it's a yam motor have a look at the online microfiches for horsepowers up & down form yours - you'd be surprised how many share the same PT unit......

Also is it actually siezed? I had a dead one that was repaired by replacing the corroded (& therefore not as springy as they once were) brush springs. That ans a new seal ring for the case & it powers up & down quite happily now. For the sake of undoing 3 screws it;s worth a look. (but have a bucket under the engine to catch the fluid!

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camtheribman · 21 July 2009, 11:44

[QUOTE=9D280;305464] If it's a yam motor have a look at the online microfiches for horsepowers up & down form yours - you'd be surprised how many share the same PT unit...... ]

could you please explain this one?

[Also is it actually siezed?]

no, it doesnt have it

9D280 · 22 July 2009, 10:14

http://www.ishopmarine.com/ishop/store/yamaha/ Then click on the "outboard" section of the parts lists.

Once you've found yours, write down the part number(s) of the PT bits, then try other horsepowers & years, there's a good chance that the PT unit will be "carryover" from other engines.

Then have a look at their Mariner listings, same comment applies (but with a different paint job)

camtheribman · 22 July 2009, 22:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by 9D280

http://www.ishopmarine.com/ishop/store/yamaha/ Then click on the "outboard" section of the parts lists.

Once you've found yours, write down the part number(s) of the PT bits, then try other horsepowers & years, there's a good chance that the PT unit will be "carryover" from other engines.

Then have a look at their Mariner listings, same comment applies (but with a different paint job)

okay cheers i will look at that

severncoxswain · 13 August 2009, 18:37

Speak to Callum!