T-H 3003.6276 Marine MSS-1-DP Motor Stik Outboard Motor Support, Silver

Name: T-H 3003.6276 Marine MSS-1-DP Motor Stik Outboard Motor Support, Silver
Brand: T-H Marine
SKU: 0733572067750
Price: 79.04 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:T-H Marine

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T-H Marine is a leading manufacturer of thousands of boat parts and boat accessories. We are a family owned business that has been serving the marine industry since 1975.

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EAN: 0733572067750

Categories Sports & Outdoors, Sports & Fitness, Boating & Sailing, Boats & Equipment, Boat Motors, Outboard Motors,

Safe for salt water and fresh water. Fits most outboards of 150 HP and up.Strong Aluminum Tubing with Molded Ends. Takes pressure off of hydraulic system. Some Yamaha motors have a grease fitting on the port side ram. Use a single Motor Stik on the starboard side only in this application. Supports your outboard while trailering. Fits over trim rams.

Brand	T-H Marine
Brand	‎T-H Marine
Color	Silver
Country of Origin	‎USA
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 441 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎3003.6276
Item Weight	0.75 Pounds
Item Weight	‎12 ounces
Manufacturer	‎T-H MARINE SUPPLIES LLC-HUNTSVILLE
Manufacturer Part Number	‎MSS-1-DP
Material	Aluminum
Model	‎T-H Marine
Product Dimensions	‎13 x 5 x 1.5 inches
Recommended Uses For Product	For Salt Water

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Scritto da: John Stephens

2008 yamaha 2 stroke motor.

This will not work on a 2008, 2 stroke Yamaha as purchased. If you have a little common sense all you have to do is pop the plastic piece off of one end and cut it down a couple of inches to make it work. Then pop the plastic right back in and you will be good to go. I also drilled a rubber flask stopper out and put it over the trim cylinder shaft to absorb trailer shock and it works like a charm. Rubber goes between the stick and the bottom on the cylinder side so it can't come off in tow. You can cut it down to whatever length you want according to where you like your motor to sit. It would have been way too high for my liking as delivered even if it would have worked. I'm hoping to help someone avoid my mistakes. I tried the original "my wedge" (which is identical to the yamaha brand) and it would not work and you can't cut it down. If you want to try the wedge thing that pops in the tilt cylinder then you'll probably be disappointed like me because it makes the motor sit all the way up in the raised position. Might as well just use the factory lock on the motor if you like it that high. This is for a Yamaha 2 stroke 2008 model motor on an 1860 G3. I can't speak for any other makes or model boats or motor supporting devices. Hopefully I've helped somebody out. As far as the product after my mods - I'm happy. I give it 3 stars only because I had to change the original product and that may turn someone else away. I cut it with a metabo. A hacksaw would work but it is heavy walled tubing so it will be labor intensive if that is the route you choose.

Scritto da: sbsstt

Great quality product.

Great quality product. Simple and easy to use.

Scritto da: Mark Taylor

Perfect

Great product.

Scritto da: D Downs

Rubber doesn’t last

The rubber ends did not last 2 trips before they began to deteriorate.

Scritto da: Allan

Proper fit with durability

Item works great and fits my Yamaha F200. Definitely recommend this product to anyone.

Scritto da: Steven Paul Hege

Works as intended.

Works as intended.

Scritto da: mike

hummm it works

I have a 2018 Yamaha 200 and yes it's not a perfect fit but it works. I take it slide it on the port piston only( have the other as a spare for now) and start trimming down the motor as it gets close I then push the brace up on the motor and then trim it down. You have to play with when to lift it up cause it will get bound up if to early and the chip the plastic if not at all.

Scritto da: DRF

Worked from Florida to NY. Then harsh NY roads...

Update: NY roads the worst. It has chunks missing now. Still have the other one for the trip back to Florida. If Yamaha would take both at the same time, bet these would be perfect! Wishing for a mod version to avoid Yam grease zerk... I have a Yamaha F200, so I could only use one Stik per instructions because of a grease zerk in the way. Despite SC and PA bouncing, banging pothole roads, the Stik did fine! Only 1300 back to Florida now! I am happy with this products performance.