Feature

●Heavy-duty Construction: This jack plate outboard is made of high strength polished aircraft Quality Aluminum to ensure durability and longevity.
●Adjustable Design: Our jack plate offers multiple height adjustments, allowing you to find the perfect fit for your needs.
●Good Function: This jack plate will compensate for a long shaft engine.
●Easy Installation: The manual jack plate weighs 20 lbs. With a simple setup process, youll have your jack plate installed in no time.
●Applicable Range: VEPURLT jack plate fit for 150 Maximum Horsepower outboard motors or boat equipment.


Description

Why a Jack Plate?

A jack plate will compensate for a long shaft engine!

Product Specifications

This Jack Plate is designed for smaller motors to improve the performance of your boat. Two pairs of precision machined aluminum angles locate the motor with 6" setback from the transom. Slots in the angles allow 4" of vertical movement to position the motor in the correct location for maximum output. Stainless steel bolts hold the angles in place. This Jack Plate is rated for motors up to 150 hp and comes in an attractive polished aluminum finish. Fits all V-4 and V-6 standard bolt pattern engines. Some special drilling of holes may be required on engines manufactured before 1980, the pre-drilled bolt pattern is listed below.


Made of high strength polished Aircraft Quality Aluminum

Offers 4 inches of adjustable Vertical movement

6 inches of setback

Weighs 20 lbs

150 Maximum Horsepower


Jack Plates are the perfect solution for long shaft engines with a short shaft transom! The engine side holes of the Jack Plate are drilled 1.500 inches higher than the transom side. Combined with the 4 inches of adjustable vertical lift you can obtain 5.500 inches at a maximum height to raise your long shaft engine and make it workable on a short shaft transom boat!


Here are the pre-drilled hole dimensions listed below in inches:

Pre-drilled holes for 1/2 stainless hardware

12 7/8 across the top two holes from center to center

9 7/8 across the bottom two holes from center to center

8 of vertical distance between the top holes and bottom mounting holes

Attention:

If your holes do not match this configuration, you can drill into the aluminum plate.