Motor Yamaha 10-300C Installation Instructions Manual
Installation Instructions: Yamaha 10-300C
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Confirm Measurements Prior to Installation
It is necessary to confirm the spacing of the contact points on
the outboard motor are the same as A.
EPCO Products, Inc.
Fort Wayne, IN USA
1-844-MotorM8 (668-6768)
epcomarineproducts.com
The motor yoke spacing A is the Center to Center distance between the
motor contact points securing the MotorMate to the motor drive
shaft housing. See Reference Image A below.
The transom mount spacing B is measured between the outside edges
of the stern brackets. See Reference Image B below.
Package Contents:
Two Brackets (L/R)
Remove 2 bolts and anode
(3.88")
Anode
1
Place Anode over brackets with curve
side facing up and insert bolts
43
(7.62")
2
5
MotorMate Locking Pin
Clip Locking Pins into holes on the brackets.
Straighten motor. Lower motor very slowly and
stop one inch away to make sure MotorMate End
Caps are aligned with the contact points on the
motor. Continue lowering the motor while aligning
Secure bolts tightly
Reference Images:
(3.88")
A B
Measure between
center to center
distance between the
contact points.
The cover around the contact points could be damaged and/or cracked if instructions are not followed.
MotorMate is not responsible for any damage to the MotorMate unit or any part of the motor due to improper installation or use.
(7.62")
Measure between
the outside edges of
the stern brackets.
the MotororMate End Caps with the motor contact
points until the motor is securely held in place.
Yamaha Installation Video:
epcomarineproducts.com/yamaha/
Example of the recessed areas containing the
motor contact points where the MotorMate End
Caps secure the motor and where the outboard
motor center to center measurements are made.
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EPCO Products, Inc., warrants the MotorMate
Outboard Motor Locking System to be free from
defects in materials or workmanship for the lifetime
of the MotorMate. This warranty is granted to the
original purchaser of the MotorMate unit. This warranty
does not cover any MotorMate unit that has been
modied in any way or if it is used with a motor for
which it was not originally designed nor specied.
This warranty does not cover damage, loss or failure
which results in whole or in part from improper
installation, misuse, neglect, failure to properly
maintain, or other damage caused by inappropriate
handling or use of, the MotorMate.
This warranty is limited to repair or replacement of
the defective MotorMate in the sole and exclusive
discretion of EPCO Products, Inc. This warranty does
not cover, and no claim shall be made hereunder
for, consequential damages, secondary charges,
incidental damages, labor, installation costs or ex-
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injury or property damage proximately resulting from defects in the MotorMate. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
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EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, ARE EXCLUDED AND
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Breach or failure under the foregoing warranty shall not
be grounds to rescind any agreement under which the
MotorMate has been purchased or to claim set o or other
remedies against EPCO Products, Inc., or any other party
as a result of such breach or defect.
In order to make a claim under this warranty, the owner
of the MotorMate must provide written notice of specic
defects to EPCO Products, Inc., promptly, and in no event
more than thirty (30) days, after discovery of such defect.
The owner may return a defective MotorMate only upon
receipt of written return authorization from EPCO Products, Inc.
Purchased From:
Installation Date:
Staple receipt to warranty for documentation purposes.
RV3032015 Pat.
EPCO Products, Inc.
3736 Vanguard Drive - P.O. Box 9250
Fort Wayne, IN 46899-9250
1-844-MotorM8 (668-6768)
www.epcomarineproducts.com
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