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Re: What kind of book would I need to wire a tilt and trim?
Hi Oldboater.....the generic manuals should give you the info you need. They usually have wiring diagrams in the back. Check iboats store for the generic manuals.
Re: What kind of book would I need to wire a tilt and trim?
Hi, here's a link to a generic T&T wiring pictorial for a 3 wire motor. Scroll down a bit, <br />as noted it's a bare bones diagram. The relays shown would be SPST, thats single pole, single throw type with 30-40 amp rated contacts and a 12 volt rated coil. The fat wires connect to the relay switching contacts, the small wires connect to the relay coil. A good source and what I use is relays from a car stereo shop, they use then for alarms. A 2 wire motor needs different relays wired differently since you have to reverse the polarity. Good luck. <br /><br /> http://www.brokeboats.com/trim.html
Re: What kind of book would I need to wire a tilt and trim?
Hey guys,thank you for the info. I have not had the time to work on the boat,but with your help I know I can get the trim unit installed.<br /> thanks again.<br /> The old boater.