AUXILIARY OUTBOARD MOTOR BRACKET CAUTION GUIDELINES
AUXILIARY OUTBOARD MOTOR BRACKET CAUTION GUIDELINES
1. Always remove your motor from bracket when trailering. Failure to do so may result
in damage to boat, motor, or bracket.
2. Do not exceed the stated H.P. rating or weight.
3. Verify that the motor clamps are tight before every use.
4. Extra Caution: You must ALWAYS use Panther Safety Cable #55-0415 (not included)
when operating your motor.
5.Operate motor at low speed. Avoid turning motor at full throttle. Refrain from sharp turns.
6.Operate your motor in lowest position possible for best performance.
7. Do not alter the motor mounting plate or bracket in any way.
8. To avoid personal injury, do not contact moving parts and observe all of the above guidelines.
INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
Congratulations you have just purchased one of the finest outboard motor brackets available
today. With proper installation and care, this motor bracket will provide you with years of
trouble free use and performance.
Please take a few moments to review the information contained in the instructions to
familiarize yourself with the installation procedures suggested to successfully mount your new
motor bracket. Installation is easy particularly when you know each step ahead of time.
BRACKET POSITION
Position the outboard motor bracket on the transom of the boat on either the starboard or port
side. Care should be exercised to make sure that the bracket will not interfere with the
movement of the existing engine or a rudder. The height of the bracket should be positioned so
that the engines cavitation plate is parallel to the bottom of the boat and 2” below the waterline.
While standing on either side of the boat, sight down the boat bottom and compare with the
plane of the cavitation plate
