PANTHER 4-Stroke O/B Motor Bracket (16″ Travel) – 55-0416

Description

PANTHER 4-Stroke O/B Motor Bracket (16″ Travel) – 55-0416

The Panther 4-Stroke Adjustable Outboard Motor Bracket is engineered to support today’s heavier and higher-torque four-stroke auxiliary motors. Built from anodized aluminum and designed for reliability in demanding marine environments, this bracket allows smooth vertical adjustment to match changing water conditions, load, or operating needs.

• Designed specifically for 4-stroke auxiliary and kicker motors
• 16 inches of vertical travel for optimal prop depth and performance
• Anodized aluminum construction for corrosion resistance
• Stainless steel torsion springs counterbalance motor weight
• Extra-wide, 2″-thick mounting board for added strength and stability

This bracket provides four vertical running positions, allowing precise engine height adjustment while underway. Stainless steel torsion springs make raising and lowering the motor smooth and controlled, even with heavier four-stroke engines. Adjustable mounting holes simplify installation across a wide range of transom layouts.

Rated for motors up to 35 HP or 263 lb, the Panther 55-0416 is ideal for sailboats, fishing boats, and cruisers using auxiliary propulsion. For proper installation, a backing plate and stainless mounting hardware are recommended. A safety cable is included and should always be used during operation.

What’s in the Box

• Adjustable aluminum outboard motor bracket
• Integrated stainless steel torsion springs
• Safety cable

Specifications

• Maximum Engine Rating: 35 HP or 263 lb (119 kg)
• Vertical Travel: 16 in (40.64 cm)
• Setback (Up Position): 8-3/4 in (22.22 cm)
• Setback (Down Position): 18 in (45.72 cm)
• Motor Mount Plate Size: 11.5 in W x 12.5 in H (29.21 x 31.75 cm)
• Material: Anodized aluminum with stainless steel hardware
• Product Weight: 34 lb (15.4 kg)
• Application: Auxiliary / kicker outboard motors
• Part Number: 55-0416

Documents

• Owner’s Manual
• Spec Sheet
• Hole Pattern – Always triple verify before taking a drill to your boat!