Motor Bracket

✅ Material

The main body is constructed from marine-grade anodized aluminum, while the springs, pins, and fasteners are made of stainless steel. The mounting base is available with either a plastic or solid wood backing plate. The unit is corrosion-resistant, rust-proof, and lightweight—ideal for use in both saltwater and freshwater marine environments.

✅ Structure

This adjustable bracket features a spring-assisted lever mechanism with a star-knob locking system. It offers multi-position height adjustment, allowing the outboard motor to be raised or lowered. The folding linkage design includes a built-in buffer spring, making it easy to install, remove, and adjust the motor's height. It mounts directly to the boat's transom via integrated flange mounting holes.

✅ Purpose

Designed for mounting outboard motors, this bracket supports the motor and allows for the adjustment of the propeller's immersion depth. It can be used to lift the engine while underway to reduce drag and prevent the propeller from striking underwater obstacles. When the boat is docked, the motor can be lifted completely out of the water to prevent long-term immersion corrosion. It serves as an ideal "kicker motor bracket" for speedboats and fishing boats. Compatible with motors ranging from 7.5HP to 20HP, with load capacities between 20kg and 40kg.

✅ Product Features

1. Anodized aluminum frame: corrosion-resistant, rust-proof, and durable in marine environments.

2. Spring-assisted lifting with knob-based locking and multi-position height adjustment for effortless operation.

3. Choice of plastic or solid wood backing plate to protect the transom surface, provide grip, and dampen vibration.

4. Reinforced, integrated linkage structure ensures stable load-bearing and resistance to vibrations while underway.

5. Simple installation with pre-drilled mounting holes; compatible with most small outboard motors.

6. Foldable design that minimizes space usage on the stern.

✅ Usage Scenarios

Suitable for yachts, fishing boats, inflatable boats, small speedboats, bass boats, recreational craft, inland waterway vessels, and small coastal boats—in both freshwater lakes and coastal marine environments.