OK.. Aahh. Throttle has a two-way momentary switch "deal" on the end of the
handle. This must be it. Does engine need to be running, or not running, or
does it not matter?

Thanks

Chris

"Lu Powell" wrote in message
news:ZrxQa.51601$OZ2.9315@rwcrnsc54...
It should be an electric/hydraulic "thing". The controls will be on the
throttle/gear shift "thingy".


"Chris Herring" wrote in message
...
I have a boat sitting in my driveway that sort of came with the house
when I
bought it a year ago. I am getting ready to sell the boat, as I have
discovered that I don't have time to play with it (the house is
keeping me
busy). Anyway, I am completely and totally clueless about boats, and I
have
a really simple (embarrassingly simple) question.
The boat is a 20' Citation with a Mercruiser 140hp Inboard/Outdrive. I
understand that I need to rotate the "outdrive" part up in order to
move
(tow) the boat. But I cannot figure out how to do this. Is it a manual
thing, or an electric/hydraulic thing?

Thanks

Chris