I have a heavy 175 pound 4-stroke and wonder if this unit can support that kind of weight. What size motor is this designed for?
1031837
I have it on a 140hp Johnson and it is adequate. My motor is large but nothing like yours. You might want to spend more to get something more heavy duty.
1031838
the largest i have seen with this item is a 90 hp four stroke unfortunatly that is not much help for you. sorry.
745590
It's only rated for 3 HP. I think 6 is a bit too much. I use a 45 lb. thrust trolling motor and that's more than adequate.
996277
I have one with a 2.5 horsepower motor that pushes this boat pretty well. Its not a race boat but probably moves it around 10 knots or so. 3.5 horsepower motor should do even better. Like the product.
415103
I put it on a 414cc Powerhouse engine. It doesn't tell me the horsepower but I think it is 10 HP or More. Northern Tool sells this powerwasher so they can tell you.The most important thing is bolt locations and shaft size.
1561891
Not really. It is too heavy for the motor. I have mine on a 250 but don't put in 250. I am sure the wear would be great if you put in the 250
560444
I have not owned that 4wheeler but i do know the kolpin plow mouting bracket would fit most of the 4wheelers out there. I owned a yamaha kodiak, arctic cat, and a polaris rzr and i was able to mount it on all. And is a great plow for the price.
637046
go with 944 Heavy Duty. Perfect for 2 up riding.I weigh 190 my wife 130. rides and handles great.
1466869
I believe it should work, I installed this on my 21' seaswirl with 150 hp 2 stroke Johnson, works well, I could have gone with the Baystar but the 150 hp was at the limit for the Baystar
142371
With my use I usually only ran 40-50 lbs for good rpm control, and light load, and a 3/8 hose, possibly your load is overriding the torque, but at 150 lbs of pressure it is quite likely that you will need a 3/8 or larger hose for this to produce its max torque under a fairly heavy load. Dan
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I've got a Minn Kota 40lb. thrust on mine which has been adequate in an open water area so far. It might be nice to have a little more thrust but larger is heavier and uses more battery power. You really need to weigh out the positives and negatives and then apply that to the situations you will be boating in most of the time. There are other good answers here to help you with that.
421833
i run mine on 1 12" comp RT n it sounds n pounds.. it'll run 2 just maybe not have the power to bump hard
235630
Highly doubtful the weight might cause a major issue. Not to mention the movement of the class3 can make the motor fall out or worse hit you.
680517
I am using it on 2006 Yamaha 8 hp It appears way too heavy and awkward but it works I will replace it with a lighter, smaller diameter line when I get a chance
1046678
Can't say for sure, since what I'm rotating is very light. But I just went over and tried to stop the motor with finger friction and I could do it, but with some effort. It has a lot of torque for a one-battery motor. It's also pretty robustly built, so I wouldn't be surprised if you could hang 5 or 10 lbs. from it. Remember it turns pretty slowly.
128636
I have a Mercury 50 hp 4 stroke. I bought the one that fit the 40 to 60 hp 4 strokes. I like it a lot. But I do not see one for 4 stroke 75's. I do see one that fits all 70 to 200 hp motors. I would think this may be too big for a 75. I would contact Attwood. I hope this helps.
2063769
The Bottom bracket is somewhat adjustable, but I'm not certain it will fit. It is one sweet crank set and worth research. Some of the vendors have different crank arm lengths; also worth looking into. I wound up with 175's which are fine but I'd have been better off with 170's. Have Fun!
2022083
I an 275 and it works for me . and my roddie is 130lb and he loves to ride it.