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Curious, if anyone has adapted one of the Trollmaster units to an older kicker motor.
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I have a pro3 on my early 90s 2 stroke merc. Bought the unit as old stock from cabelas but still had to pay full price. I think theycan adapt them to just about any unit, might have to give them a call or drop them an email.
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I thought the same thing.
Lucky for me they made one for my T8. I bet you can make them work. It's just a rod and other things you should be able to get at a well suppled hardware store.
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It depends on how old of a motor and if it is a two stroke or a four stroke on a four stroke your just operating the carb butterfly with the servo on a two stroke when you turn the throttle on some your also turning a timing plate under the flywheel if you had a heavy enough servo and a descant mounting point for the servo to throttle assembly it could be done , i gave up on trying to put one on a 85 evinrude 10 hp because of the problems mentioned above and i have been involved with radio control for years and just wasnt able to make one work the way i wanted
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See part of the problem is that I don't know that kinda thing. I'm learning SLOWLY about outboards..... Likely my idea was to pickup an older 6hp, or 9.9HP OMC and then was wondering if I would be able to adapt one of these systems to it. |
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Then you would have to adapt or make a bracket and linkage. No offense, but it doesnt really sound like thats in your skill set. I made my own trollmaster from scratch using parts from a hobby shop and made my own bracket and linkage. But I am good at that type of thing
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Like perchjerker said, if you can easily move the throttle on a 2-stroke and that changes running speed, you can operate it with a Trollmaster. The Trollmaster on my '97 2-stroke Mariner moves the throttle plate and works very well.
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