Some review comments doubt its ability to work well with larger motors. I need it for a 400 pound Suzuki 140 HP . Will it do the job?
1891899
I'm not sure on that size, I bought for 25 HP. The bracket mounted to the trailer is ok but you may have to stiffer for the 140. The unit works great.
1891900
This thing is super heavy. Don't know why it wouldn't handle a 140. Mine is a 90 merc. Most of the weight is borne by the transom anyway.
1891901
This Extreme Max is the huskiest support system my husband and I have seen. It's better and easier to use than the one we have for our 115 HP Honda 4-stroke. I wouldn't hesitate to use it on a 140.
989922
9.6X120=1152, so it will "Run" it. but depending on the startup torque, it may not "start" it. Max startup torque of an electric motor could be 3X the run rating. It might work, and/or you might need some startup capacitors on the motor.
1113453
..I'm using it on a four stroke 650cc engine. This would be far too large for 200cc in my opinion. Consult with Sudco for fitment.
692680
I think it should work but keep this in mind - we had to really bend it and shape it and play with it until we got exactly the angles that we needed. It works fine now but it took some fine tuning. The best part about it is the quick disconnect so that we can pull the motor up out of the water. Unless your 40 hp is really hard to turn by hand, it should be okay. Basically it is a straight piece of threaded rod with the quick disconects and then braces that attach to the big motor's steer linkage and the kicker's handle. If the rod is too short, you could always get a longer one at hardware type store. I think it should work but keep this in mind - we had to really bend it and shape it and play with it until we got exactly the angles that we needed. It works fine now but it took some fine tuning. The best part about it is the quick disconnect so that we can pull the motor up out of the water. Unless your 40 hp is really hard to turn by hand, it should be okay. Basically it is a straight piece of threaded rod with the quick disconects and then braces that attach to the big motor's steer linkage and the kicker's handle. If the rod is too short, you could always get a longer one at hardware... » Read More I think it should work but keep this in mind - we had to really bend it and shape it and play with it until we got exactly the angles that we needed. It works fine now but it took some fine tuning. The best part about it is the quick disconnect so that we can pull the motor up out of the water. Unless your 40 hp is really hard to turn by hand, it should be okay. Basically it is a straight piece of threaded rod with the quick disconects and then braces that attach to the big motor's steer linkage and the kicker's handle. If the rod is too short, you could always get a longer one at hardware type store. « Show Less
2055326
i used this on a yard machines 21 hp 46 inch riding mower and it worked perfectly. hope this helps.
1041713
No this would not work for even the smallest of electric trolling motors. Not enough stored energy.
1168109
I Can't Be positive But If Check The Specs To See If YoUr Motor Mount Space Will Allow It
922353
Yes, it works with my 9.9. I think there is a weight limitation so not sure about bigger motors.
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
1980472
No however I'm sure it would work fine ! I have found it's to big for smaller engines such as toyota honda Nissan
108168
No it would not work - its designed to pull around 15"~18" at most without effecting performance or reducing the life of the motor.
309901
Yes it will that's what I put it in. You will need to be careful with gearing or this motor will bet hot. It is very fast!
261218
I doubt it would work for that weight. It moves very slow and mine seems to have a little "skip" when it turns. I think the added weight would either not work or make the motor louder.
914762
It depends on what you mean by too much. The size is not much bigger than a 30-36lbs thrust. Speed will be the same for any of the 12 volt models, they can just push more weight and are a little better when there is a current or waves.I use my 55lbs thrust motor on my 17ft canoe.
1299877
I dont think so, I'm sure its not designed for it. i doubt it has enough power anyway its a one cylinder engine. I've nearly gotten stuck in shallow sand,as it just tends to dig itself in.
1256902
as long as it has the same mounting points it should work better than the installed one. 1400 RPM will always be a good thing! The shaft is easy to cut down, if needed
121740
1/2 hp pump motor works fine. It may work fine with an even smaller pump. Great combination of toos for the price. Well made. Great value.