Outboard won’t trim down enough

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bjly92

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Hey I seem to be a bit stuck here. I spent the last year rebuilding a boat. I rebuilt the motor aswell however it was not original with the hull.

Motor is a 105 Chrysler with a jet foot

Boat I think is a fibre form Monterey, previous owner had a evenrude 115, this was not included with the sale.

See attached photo, yes I know the motor is way to low but that’s how I kind of found out it won’t trim down any further.

Yes I’m sure the trim has seated in the lowest position.
 

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Ayuh,....... Goin' from a prop to a jet, you might need to cut down the transom to make it work,......
With the clutter in the picture, it's hard to tell,....
 
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Bondo said:
Ayuh,....... Goin' from a prop to a jet, you might need to cut down the transom to make it work,......
With the clutter in the picture, it's hard to tell,....
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Yeah the river in my area is better run with a jet. Actually the transom needs to be raised, jet intake is sitting about 4” too low.


Incase anyone in the future is wondering I think I solved my problem with “transom wedges” search it up.
 
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Looks like a jack plate that the motor is hung on . Does that not raise or lower the motor ? I would start with getting the correct height first .
 
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mr 88 said:
Looks like a jack plate that the motor is hung on . Does that not raise or lower the motor ? I would start with getting the correct height first .
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Yes it does but it’s maxed out on height. It was originally set for the prop. I have to remove and raise it a bit, then the jackplate will have enough movement to allow to me switch between prop and jet.
 
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