Description
ARCO Marine Tilt Trim Motor 2 Wire | Boat Supply Store
Restore confident vessel operation with this ARCO Marine Original Equipment Quality replacement tilt trim motor, designed to directly address failures in specific Yamaha 4-stroke and 2-stroke outboard engines manufactured between 2001 and 2009. Its construction features dynamically tested components, induction case hardened motor shafts for superior wear resistance, and an epoxy powder coating for maximum electrical insulation protection. This 2-wire, 3-bolt mount unit ensures a precise fit for applications like navigating the shallow flats of the Texas coast, where reliable trim function is critical.
Key Features
- Original Equipment Quality Replacement for reliable performance
- Dynamically Tested for guaranteed out-of-the-box operation
- Induction Case Hardened shafts ensure superior wear resistance
- Epoxy Powder Coated for maximum insulation protection
- 2-Wire & 3-Bolt Mount configuration for specific applications
- Direct Fit for select Yamaha 4-stroke and 2-stroke outboards
- Enhanced Durability through advanced manufacturing processes
- Backed by Comprehensive Warranty for peace of mind
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Brand | ARCO Marine |
| SKU | CWR98985 |
| MPN | 6259 |
| Wiring | 2-Wire |
| Mounting | 3-Bolt |
| Compatibility | Yamaha Outboards (2001-2004 50 HP 4-Stroke, 2002-2004 60 HP 4-Stroke, 2001-2006 40 HP 2-Stroke (TLR), 2003-2009 50 HP 2-Stroke (TLR)) |
| Shaft Treatment | Induction Case Hardened |
| Coating | Epoxy Powder Coated |
| Standard Warranty | 12-month leisure / 90-day commercial |
Who This Is For
Owners of specific Yamaha 4-stroke and 2-stroke outboard engines, model years 2001-2009, requiring a high-quality, direct-replacement tilt trim motor. This is for boaters seeking a durable aftermarket solution to restore full trim functionality.
How It Compares
| Feature | ARCO Marine Tilt Trim Motor 2 Wire | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Wire Count | 2 | 2 |
| Bolt Mount | 3-Bolt | 3-Bolt |
| Shaft Hardening | Induction Case Hardened | Not Specified |
| Insulation Coating | Epoxy Powder Coated | Not Specified |
Common Concerns Answered
How can I be sure the motor is the issue and not wiring?
Thoroughly inspect all electrical connections for corrosion or damage; clean and reseal all contacts before installing a new motor. If the issue persists after verifying electrical integrity, motor failure is the likely cause.
What if my connections are corroded, will this motor still work?
Proper cleaning and reconditioning of all electrical connections are critical. Corroded connections can impede the motor's performance or cause premature failure, regardless of the new component's quality.
Is this motor as reliable as an OEM part?
ARCO Marine specializes in Original Equipment Quality replacements, utilizing advanced manufacturing techniques like induction case hardening and epoxy powder coating to ensure superior durability and performance that rivals OEM specifications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Yamaha outboard models is this ARCO Marine Tilt Trim Motor compatible with?
This motor is compatible with specific Yamaha 4-stroke models from 2001-2004 (50 HP, 60 HP) and 2-stroke models (TLR) from 2001-2009 (40 HP, 50 HP).
What is the warranty period for this ARCO Marine Tilt Trim Motor?
The standard warranty covers 12 months for leisure use and 90 days for commercial applications.
Can I register this ARCO Marine Tilt Trim Motor for an extended warranty?
Yes, an optional extended warranty program is available, providing additional coverage beyond the standard warranty period.
What is the mounting configuration for this tilt trim motor?
This tilt trim motor features a 2-wire configuration and a 3-bolt mounting pattern.
What are the benefits of ARCO Marine's induction case hardening and epoxy powder coating?
Induction case hardening provides superior wear resistance to the motor shafts, extending lifespan, while epoxy powder coating offers maximum insulation protection against environmental factors and electrical shorts.
