On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:12:54 -0700 (PDT), MrEd
wrote:

Z-280

Bass boat right?

Actually, that might not be that bad a repair, but you would need time
to remove the tank - I believe it's located right behind the seats
under the rear deck. You would have to remove the seats to get at it,
but once those are out, it's a fairly straight removal and replace
job.

On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 08:17:30 -0700 (PDT), MrEd
wrote:

Just bought a used Hydrasport with an Evinrude 115 Intruder engine
(1996). Where are the trailer trim buttons? On my old Merc 150 they
were on the bottom right side of the engine pan but I find no buttons
in a similar location on the Evinrude. I called a local Evinrude
repair shop and the guy agreed that's where the buttons should be.
Can't feature this setup not having motor trim buttons somewhere. ???

I can't believe I am reading this. If they are there at all a quick
search cannot fail to find them. How long can it take to search the
outside of a motor? One minute?

Casady

Just bought a used Hydrasport with an Evinrude 115 Intruder engine
(1996). Where are the trailer trim buttons? On my old Merc 150 they
were on the bottom right side of the engine pan but I find no buttons
in a similar location on the Evinrude. I called a local Evinrude
repair shop and the guy agreed that's where the buttons should be.
Can't feature this setup not having motor trim buttons somewhere. ???


If it is a 1996 engine, the trim button is on the left (port) side of the
motor pan.

Cross-flow V-4's have the trim button on the stb. side and the looper 60°
V-4 motors have the buttons on the port side. That is a quick way to tell
the motor styles apart.

Bill Grannis
service manager