What is the maximum tip height, will it lift a motor out of a full size puckup?
1373398
I have lifted a bbc and tranny in and out of my 68 camaro and still have plenty of inches left in the lifting ram so shouldn't be an issue
2216495
No. Get a short shaft engine and use a 4 blade prop for such a short boat, or a double-cupped stainless prop. I ran a 60 on my 13 foot Whaler with the SS double-cupped prop and it was great. A long shaft motor will just not be lifted high enough, unless you mount the mini jacker top edge above the transom edge which not only looks crappy it is less secure, and if you even hydraulically jack plated it you'd make the rig less stable raising the weight in the rear that high. Remember an 11 ft. boat going about 20+ is not very stable to begin with. Wrong approach in my opinion--sorry. And I'm a bit of a daredevil in some things. Good luck. No. Get a short shaft engine and use a 4 blade prop for such a short boat, or a double-cupped stainless prop. I ran a 60 on my 13 foot Whaler with the SS double-cupped prop and it was great. A long shaft motor will just not be lifted high enough, unless you mount the mini jacker top edge above the transom edge which not only looks crappy it is less secure, and if you even hydraulically jack plated it you'd make the rig less stable raising the weight in the rear that high. Remember an 11 ft. boat going about 20+ is not very stable to begin with. Wrong approach in my opinion--sorry. And I'm a... » Read More No. Get a short shaft engine and use a 4 blade prop for such a short boat, or a double-cupped stainless prop. I ran a 60 on my 13 foot Whaler with the SS double-cupped prop and it was great. A long shaft motor will just not be lifted high enough, unless you mount the mini jacker top edge above the transom edge which not only looks crappy it is less secure, and if you even hydraulically jack plated it you'd make the rig less stable raising the weight in the rear that high. Remember an 11 ft. boat going about 20+ is not very stable to begin with. Wrong approach in my opinion--sorry. And I'm a bit of a daredevil in some things. Good luck. « Show Less
199857
Probably 8" to 9". It will be useless when the motor dies in a year, so don't bother.
719858
My Carlisle Day Trippers are 90 inches from long tip to long tip. We use them on class 1 & 2 rapids. I have used them once on a class 4 but would not recommend. They are too light.
2062393
Yes, it will lift your front end about 1 1/2 inch it will level out your truck
1336994
It Has the power , no problem.I have used these for years and step aside from the safety designs and use a 6" cutoff blade for such apps. I modified the round plate next to the motor to accommodate this. My next effort is to find a small cup brush to fit.I am surprised the manufacturer does not provide such attachments.I suspect it has to do with product liability.
1185013
Not quite sure why this matters but the actual dimensions of mine are 5' x 2' x 1.5". This magnet is strong enough to lift an outboard motor! (Not quite, but you'll definitely know where it is.)
1350047
cylinder has a 12 inch lift holes for mounting are about 3/8" inch iam very happy with the unit i use it on a zero turn lawn mower for snow plowing. i made a frame to mount to the front , works like a charm. its a little cold but its fast as all hell i have a 48inch blade on it. good luck with your purchase jim
1639244
The technical specs for this item, I am not aware of. However, If your go to their website, LiftSupportsDepot.com you will find a contact us portion. You can call their toll free number and speak to one of the reps who actually know their stuff and ask the question. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
987044
No its not. The reason I bought one, is for my trolling motor! Its really light not heavy. It can expand to like 2-3 ft and is use full when a telling motor is handle is not long enough.
929426
Make sure you are releasing the clamp before trying to adjust the height. You cannot adjust the height while the motor is clamped, unfortunately.
1367134
Yes, it has a motor that blows air to elevate the puck. It is not super strong and there are spots where the puck gets stuck, but for the most part it works satisfactorily.
2213725
I have the same boat. The 55 lb thrust and a 48" shaft work fine for me. If you are using the remote, you can't use the foot control at the same time. I think the remote is much better than the foot control for all fishing conditions, including tight spots.
901995
Not without removing the motor from the unit. However, the motor itself is 2 1/8" without the shaft. If I were a guessing man, I'd say with the shaft it would be pretty close to 2 1/2" !
963947
I have a 31 foot class C. The motors will raise the coach about 3-4 inches in the back and about 1-2 inches in the front before they stall. In some cases this is enough to level the coach, in others, you will have to pull out hand crank to finish the job. These numbers are based on running one jack at a time. I estimate you could get an additional 2 inches in the back and one inch in the front if you ran the right and left jacks at the same time. I haven't set up my wiring to do this yet. They were really designed to just lower the jacks to the ground quickly, which they do well. In my opinion, they're overpriced for this function alone. But, for a leveling system, they are a bargain....even if you have to pull out the hand crank. By the way, even without the motors, the BAL jacks are FAR superior to driving on blocks to level the coach. Before the BAL motors, I used a Ryobi drill to run the jacks down and even to level the coach. For comparison, the Ryobi drill will raise the coach even further on the back and front before it stalls, if you have the arm strength to hold the drill and keep it from twisting your wrist.
796307
Just pulled mine out of the shipping box, only to find out the tip is HUGE for any SMD work. More of a general tip, and even for that it is not small. If I end up keeping it I need to buy smaller tip right away.
210576
Sorry Pete I don't. It was way too short for my application and the shaft size was too small. I gave the motor away. I ended up buying two computer cooling fans for my cooler and they worked great. Had to go some modification to make them work but it came out better than the original motor.