Need to repace existing motor fastened with 4 5/16 bolts to aluminum base plate.How this motor can be fastened to base or ???
1675534
I actually fastened the entire motor to an aluminum bar. When you open the motor up it has enough room to move to the side allowing you to drill into the back or sides as I did
1455905
On my SuperDuty F250 was direct bolt on,rusty bolts my only challenge. Ended up just cutting them off and replacing with new hardware. My truck in a 2003. Great to use to maneuver boat and I have a winch I use it for. Good luck
1387379
It can be taken down. I think the bolts will come out fine. It will be time consuming, but definitely doable. Just make sure you don't lose any parts or you'll have to reorder from Lifetime directly. As long as you keep the manual, reassembly should go smoothly.
220915
Mine was attached with a set screw. However, it required a longer than normal Allen wrench to go through the fan blade drum to get to the set screw. An automotive shop where I've had my vehicles serviced for years had a set of long wrenches. They were able to get the fan drum off the old motor and attach it to the new motor for me.
1881661
Motor should be interchangeable. My jack was seized and the old motor fit on the new jack just fine.
284056
I do not recall as I purchased the motor for someone else. What does stand out from what remember is it seem like it was ran and not like new. It had minor damage not shipping related. Sorry I couldn't be more of a help, good luck!
587320
I'm going to say no. The reason I say that is the design has not mounting brackets from the motor base just stem for the wiring to run threw. That is the best of my knowledge on that.
1156563
I believe the bolt diameter is 5/16". I had one connector which I drilled out to fit. Other options include attaching a new connector.
1252888
This bracket should fit all minkota trolling motors. They all have the same mounting bolt pattern. If not the aluminum is very easy to drill new holes in to fit your motor. Yes this comes with all hardware needed.
331076
There is a steel plate that bolts to the floor with 4 bolts it has channels that you slide the plate that is bolted to the base the part you see the shaft going threw in the picture I don't know about it being standard as far as what other motors it would match up too this is set up pretty exclusively for a pontoon I would think you could order a second bottom plate to mount to another boat from minnkota and it would work perfectly. I have this on a 28 ft tritoon 2nd year I've used it and love it pulls boat around nicely. Hope this helps
1663752
This has been a little time since I installed the motor, but I will offer this: the shaft is 1/2" in diameter, and is about 3" long. There's a flat on the shaft full length, for the set screw on the fan blades to clamp on. The motor housing is around 5" in diameter. This motor seems to fit pretty much all of the power roof vents...however, you might have to take the mounting bolts out and install them from the opposite direction for some installations. This is a super easy conversion. I would suggest applying a light coat of grease to the shaft before assembly, to preclude rust from forming, so the job will be easier next time! Lastly, this motor CAN be replaced from indoors, if attic access is practical; however it requires a bit of patience to get everything in place around the four motor mounting brackets. Nice if you have a high and sharply pitched roof!
409763
Remove the back wire cover. Loosen the 4 motor thru bolts, pull them back about 1". Then you can twist the head. Then reattach the thru bolts & the wire cover. Takes about 5 minutes. Barry
2105446
Yes it will work with a minor modification. My original motor measured 3 1/4 " from the shaft tip to where it mount to the housing and this motor measured 3", so you need to add 1/4 " washer or a 1/4" nut to shim it. This will clear the fan from rubbing the metal housing. ( install 1/4" shims on both mounting stud before tight mounting nuts from original motor)
1905230
the engine that i have has a threaded bolt hole on the end of the crankshaft. I had to put a couple of 3/4" washers behind it to serve as spacers and then i put a 5/16" bolt with a washer in the threaded hole. It really should have some type of a set screw...
1203112
Looks like the base of the step is metal and the top of it is a rubber insert to minimize slippage (I've stepped on it wet and didn't slip). You should be able to replace or adapt it, as there is a bolt and nut combination that attaches it to the sliding extension bar (the part that actually slides into the tow bar port). Hope this helps!
992289
my screw was already in the base, you have to unscrew it, attach the tail and then put the screw back in.
2037184
You need to install a winch bracket. The winch itself is not that hard to install, but you need the plate to bolt it to - and that part varies by machine.