- 1). Loosen the bolts that are used to secure the motor to the transom with a socket wrench.
- 2). Support the motor then take out the bolts. Place a wrench onto a lock nut and the socket wrench onto a bolt. Turn the socket wrench counterclockwise to loosen the bolt. Repeat this step for the other bolts on the transom. Continue to loosen the bolts and then take them out.
- 3). Remove the motor and set it aside. Keep the motor supported upright until you are ready to reattach it to the boat.
- 4). Place the transom jack plate onto the transom of the boat. Insert the bolts for the jack plate into the bolt holes on the transom. Secure the bolts with the socket wrench.
- 5). Set the motor onto the jack plate. Insert the bolts into the motor mount and jack plate. Hand-tighten the lock nuts onto the bolts. Place the wrench onto the lock nuts and the socket wrench onto the bolts. Turn the wrench clockwise to tighten the bolts.
- 1). Loosen the retaining nut used to secure the prop to the shaft of the outboard with the socket wrench. Turn the socket wrench counterclockwise to loosen the nut.
- 2). Place the propeller puller onto the prop then pull the prop to loosen it on the shaft.
- 3). Turn the retaining nut counterclockwise until it comes off. Take the old prop off then insert the new prop onto the shaft.
- 4). Hand-tighten the retaining nut then secure it tightly with the socket wrench.
Transom Jack
Change the Prop
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