T-H Marine 13022 Tilt and Trim Transom Clamp Adapter

$ 96.44

Score By Feature

Based on 19 ratings

Customer service

9.32

Value for money

9.54

Packaging

9.46

Giftable

9.05

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Product Description

This product is compatible with the CMC PT-130 tilt and trim adapter, and the ATLAS THT-130C tilt and trim adapter

With the PT-130 / THT-130C, you can install smaller motors with clamps mounted to the transom

You should consult your local boat dealer to make sure the part will fit

Questions & Answers

Can I use a clamp adapter for a Mercury 4 stroke 25 horsepower?

You would certainly enjoy it. Two I own, one with a 50 horsepower Johnson and the other with a 25 horsepower Evinrude, both of which are They both attach to the wall with clamps. By using the adapter, clamp on motors can be used instead of bolt on motors. In the absence of the adapter, there is nowhere to clamp. These work very well, by the way. The 130 horsepower version is available in case I would like to change to a larger horsepower motor! It is also much heavier duty.

A CMC model ML-2007 has just been purchased by me What if I have a clamp on style mercury 25hp motor? Will this adapter enable me to mount it on the jack plates?

I have it installed on my ML-S

If I have an older Merc 115 clamp-on, will this work with it, or do I not need a CMC?

Having it on hand will aid in mounting a clamp-on the Yamaha 20, it was so thin that I also had to add a shim to allow it to clamp well. Please accept my sincere apologies for my lack of knowledge.

Selected User Reviews For T-H Marine 13022 Tilt and Trim Transom Clamp Adapter

Though the description seemed a bit vague, it looked as if it could The trick worked With a 15" transom and a CMC PT-65 there is a boat I can use It has a 130 degree tilt and trim feature

5/5

A new Suzuki 25 I picked up has a clamp-on transom mount, as well as what I assume is a nonstandard mounting It would set way too low if I used clamps and then drilled and bolted the lower mounting holes, and even if I used the clamps and then bolted the lower mounting holes, nothing lined up bolt-wise. It's great that this adaptor is on CMC's site before I reinvent the wheel. Though the description seemed a bit vague, it looked as if it could In the end, Amazon had it stocked and was offering it as Prime. I checked it out knowing I could send it back if it didn't work. Besides raising the engine by a lot, the engine mount is very sturdy, and I'm sure that it will last a long time. I don't know why a description states that it only weighs 2 pounds when it does more than double that. Mounting hardware is made of stainless steel and measures 1/2 in. The fact that I didn't try to jury rig my way to this is much appreciated.