how does it work on four stroke sea doo jet skis and jet boats?
1118105
I have used mine on cars and a lawn mower but not my wave runner yet. I love using it and I am sure it would work great for you. This tool makes changing oil or any other fluid very easy and without mess.
1118106
If it's got a dip stick --- then you can SUCK the old oil out of the crank case & put in new oil !!! I took the oil out of my saturn V6 --- through the dip stick tube & it worked Great !!! Put in new oil Changed filter worked great !!!
665280
Absolutely nothing. That is if your boat has a battery in it. Great piece of equipment.
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
1398624
yes. i use it for my 3 passenger jet ski and its a little heavy, but for an inflatable boat it would be great.
679370
I use mine to connect the rudder of my sailboat to my 4hp tohatsu ob. The rudder is a tiller which is thru the stern as opposed to an over the stern. For the link to work properly it must be connected forward of the rudder pivot; that is I need the rudder and motor to turn the same direction. If I connected the two in a straight line the motor an rudder would turn against one another; so I had to bend the connecting rod to make the connection at the proper place on the tiller arm. So in answer to your question, I don't see your situation as a problem that can't be solved and I think this device will work. BTW I found this to be a quality piece of equipment, I need to disconnect the linkage when my sails are up and I raise the engine and return it when I go back to power the connect is easy to connect and disconnect. Good luck.
758839
You steer the boat using the supplied remote controller and it goes pretty fast. If using in a pool, or other enclosed body of water, you cannot fully open the throttle, as it goes way too fast and actually speeds up as it moves through the water.
2271718
it works on my Seahawk inflatable boat. it will inflate my boat much faster than the standard pump and it also has the ability to also deflate also very quickly. its very easy to use.
1008517
the tach counts every time there is a spark it calulates the rpm from that. this will work with a 4 stroke motor this is what we use it with. I dont know if it will work with a 2 stroke motor
1776830
It works well. The pump inflates or deflates on the up-stroke and the down-stroke. it was easy to adapt the pump to the fitting for by boat. The fitting for my boat had 6" long a plastic hose fitted to it. I warmed the end of the hose and pressed the largest adapter that came with the pump into the hose. My boat requires 2.5 PSI. I recommend purchasing a pressure gauge so you don't under inflate or over inflate. I purchased a Bravo Adjustable Pressure Gauge at http://shop.inflatableboatparts.com/product.php?productid=894&cat;=127&page;=1. It works great and is easy to use.
2111722
Sorry, never used on water boating. However, I do not see why it would not work.
1857596
I used it on a 16.5 Sea Nymph boat. For the budget, this one will do the job. I recently added 3 new batteries in and it still did great except on a windy day where there were strong current. I would lost speed to half at 100% power. If your boat, passengers, and gears is less than 1000 lbs, you will be more than fine. Once you exceed that weight, the you will lost speed and power under strong current and winds.
2205328
I dont see why it would'nt. Its worked on cars trucks and eveny 4 stroke boat engines.
1741161
The TA100 can be configured for both 2 & 4 stroke engines. As long as you can get the probe on the TA100 within 8 to 10 inches of the spark plug lead, it should work just fine. I've had mine for a couple years now and have used it successfully on everything from a 2 stroke chain saw to a 10 cylinder dodge. You should have no problem with the outboard engine.
1754917
Standard ski boat will pull it. It has about as much drag as two towables, but not as much as three. We have a V8 with about 325 hp.
1638410
The boat has to be physically sitting in water. It completes a circuit. I tested it out by putting it in the bathtub with water in it. Didn't work sitting on the table, but once in the top the motors ran.
1491633
My husband said his boat has a Diesel engine and it worked fine for him.He has a Willard and is very happy withthe Racor.
566667
It was designed to work on 4-stroke motors, but I don't see anything showing which ones. The images on the front of the bottle seem to indicate it will work on 4-wheelers, jet skis, & motorcycles. You may wish to consult your manual or other information source & see if your engines specifics call for an oil that is rated API SL, JASO MA, JASO MA-2, or ISO-L-EMA2, which are the specs on this oil. I cannot say it will work for your engine with 100% certainty, though.