Hydraulic Jack Plate Info

[PARKBOY]

Can anyone tell me what kind of Jack plate this is anything else about it? Also what is it worth? It works just fine but I know nothing about it. Thanks

[panther150]

Looks like a Detwiler what size is it 8"? does it have the pump in the plate or is it sepatate with oil lines running to the pump ( early style)

[PARKBOY]

Its the early style. Good or bad??? Any idea what its worth? not sure about size.

[panther150]

measure from the surface that bolts to the transome to the surface that bolts to the motor. do you have the lines and pump? does it work? no leaks?

[PARKBOY]

Everything is there in great shape and works perfect.

[panther150]

they are a good solid plate. not sure what its worth. Are you selling it?

[PARKBOY]

It measures 11 1/2" from the surface that bolts to the transom to the surface that bolts to the motor.

[panther150]

going to a different size plate?

[PARKBOY]

No bought a boat with this one on it. Wondering what its worth. So would this one be a 11" or 11.5 " set back? Never seen one this size.

[panther150]

it would be a 10" or a 12" ,didn't think they made one that big. is there a part number on it?

Steve

[PARKBOY]

No part number I have seen.

[PARKBOY]

Looks like there may be a part you can take off to reduce setback.

[leaky]

No bought a boat with this one on it. Wondering what its worth. So would this one be a 11" or 11.5 " set back? Never seen one this size.

Something around a 10 inch isn't uncommon. I paid $700 new for the high speed CMC 5.5 inch I bought a year ago. The 10 inch didn't add much cost but I didn't want to commit to that distance - I actually have 9.5 inches of setback after using spacers.

At the time there were some models on Ebay for about $550 new old-stock that had the non-integral hydraulics - to me I figured it'd be best to get the latest design in a commonly found brand in case the thing gave me trouble later.

I'd say what you got is worth $300 if it's in good working condition.

Jon