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q. Mark the side edges and rear of the Bottom Plate
on the bow of the boat.
r.
Remove the Pin and Cam Lever and remove the
Top Plate and Motor from the Bottom Plate.
8r
Top Plate
Cam Lever
Pin
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s. Reposition the Bottom Plate on the marks made
on the bow of the boat. Make sure the Pad Lock
slot is facing inboard. Locate the six mounting
holes in the Bottom Plate and mark them on the
bow. It is recommended to use all six bolts to
mount the Bottom Plate. Set the Bottom Plate
aside.
t.
Drill through the deck of the boat using a 9/32"
Drill Bit on the marked locations.
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ITEM(S) NEEDED
#2 x 6
NOTE:
The mounting surface for Bottom Plate
must be completely flat. Washers must be used
to shim the Bottom Plate flat before hardware
is tightened. The top Plate will not fit correctly
unless the Bottom Plate is installed completely
flat. To prevent seizing of the stainless steel
hardware, do not use high speed installation tools.
Wetting the screws or applying an anti-seize may
help prevent seizing.
u. Put a 1/4-20 X 2" Flat Head Screw (Item #2) in
each of the six drilled locations. The bolt should
pass through the Bottom Plate and the boat
deck. Make sure to secure the motor with bolts
on each side of the Bottom Plate.
v. Place a Flat Washer (Item #8) and then a Nylock
Nut (Item #6) at the end of each bolt as shown
and tighten with the 7/16" Box End Wrench.
Make sure all hardware is secure.
©2017 Johnson Outdoors Marine Electronics, Inc.
Bottom Plate
Bow
Markings
#8 x 6
#6 x 6
8q
Outboard
Bow of
Boat
Inboard
Markings
Inboard
Pad Lock
Slot
Bottom Plate
Inboard
Bow
Nylock Nut
8q
Outboard
Bottom
Plate
Bow of
Boat
Inboard
Markings
Bottom
Plate
Drilling
Locations
Outboard
Flat Head Screw
Outboard
Flat Washer
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