Greetings All,

I have a new to me '98 Scout 177 Sportfish with a Yamaha C115TLRW
outboard motor. Love it, but for one thing, there is no remote
trim/tilt switch on the motor. The trim/tilt switch on the throttle
works fine, but it's a pain in the back to keep crawling up into the
boat to run the motor up / down while it's on the trailer.

Does anyone know if I can order the remote trim/tilt switch for the
115TLRW and make it fit my C115TLRW?

I don't see a problem electricly installing a remote trim/tilt switch,
I could do it with simple parts from Radio Shack, but I'd prefer for
it to look "Factory" instead of "Rigged".

Thanks,




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"James Lerch" wrote in message
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Greetings All,

I have a new to me '98 Scout 177 Sportfish with a Yamaha C115TLRW
outboard motor. Love it, but for one thing, there is no remote
trim/tilt switch on the motor. The trim/tilt switch on the throttle
works fine, but it's a pain in the back to keep crawling up into the
boat to run the motor up / down while it's on the trailer.

Does anyone know if I can order the remote trim/tilt switch for the
115TLRW and make it fit my C115TLRW?

I don't see a problem electricly installing a remote trim/tilt switch,
I could do it with simple parts from Radio Shack, but I'd prefer for
it to look "Factory" instead of "Rigged".

Thanks,

Call a Yamaha dealer. I see no reason you could not install a factory
switch.
The 200hp 4 stroke Yamaha on my Scout 205 Sportsfish has one and they don't
take up much internal space in the lower housing. My only problem was that
I had the boat for about a month before I knew the switch was there and was
climbing in and out of the boat to adjust.

Eisboch