Sealine S24 - Switch on the Throttle

[Bigplumbs]

Hello All

Does anyone know what this little switch is for on my sealine S24 Throttle the one circled in Blue in the pic below

 

[Momac]

Looks like the switch you press and hold to allow the outdrive leg to be raised above the beach position ? Otherwise the leg will not trim up above +6.

 

[Plum]

Hello All

Does anyone know what this little switch is for on my sealine S24 Throttle the one circled in Blue in the pic below

Kill cord?

 

[Scubadoo]

As Momac has said, it overrides the outdrive trim to go above +6 to +40, essentially beach mode. In the +40, don't engage drive above 1000 rpm i.e. tick over, also steering will be minimal. Press and hold the button and you will hear a click, sometimes the button can be temperamental.

 

[Seastoke]

Trying to work out how you don’t take advice on servicing ,but you want info on other things

 

[Bigplumbs]

Trying to work out how you don’t take advice on servicing ,but you want info on other things

I am happy to take good advice and grateful for assistance as I have received here. Perhaps in respect of servicing my advice and evidence is what should be taken. Anyway Didn't you throw in the towel some time ago

 

[stelican]

I don't know,What does the manual say.(good advice)

 

[SC35]

I don't know,What does the manual say.(good advice)

Sealine / Engine manuals don't really say.

But on the basis that this is the control without the trim/tilt switches, it's reasonable to deduce that the switch is the tilt limit override.

 

[SC35]

Kill cord?

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I don't think so.
The picture that matches is the one on the right hand side there, and that's the one without a kill cord cut-off switch.

 

[Bigplumbs]

I have received good advice that it seems that it is indeed the button you press to allow the outdrive to go up very high for what is Beaching mode or in my case Trailering mode.

 

[Mr Googler]

That wont do 5 year old bellows any good going to that angle!

Too soon?

 

[SC35]

That wont do 5 year old bellows any good going to that angle!

Too soon?

I was going to say that "It's the button that if you don't use it, your bellows might last for 5 years in brackish water without barnacles".
Or your boat might require expensive repairs or sink.

But you don't get many points for easy targets.

 

[Mr Googler]

Sealine owners should be ready for wet feet at any moment anyway

 

[SC35]

Sealine owners should be ready for wet feet at any moment anyway

Hey! Sealine S35 owner here.
No verruca caused by wet feet with this one

 

[Bigplumbs]

I was going to say that "It's the button that if you don't use it, your bellows might last for 5 years in brackish water without barnacles".
Or your boat might require expensive repairs or sink.

But you don't get many points for easy targets.

The boats that sink me thinks have more to do with Insurance shall we say 'situations' than Bellows

 

[ari]

Trying to work out how you don’t take advice on servicing ,but you want info on other things

What he wants (and gets, it appears) is lots of attention.

 

[stelican]

I have received good advice that it seems that it is indeed the button you press to allow the outdrive to go up very high for what is Beaching mode or in my case Trailering mode.

Seems very unlikely.

 

[Seastoke]

What he wants (and gets, it appears) is lots of attention.

I had a lot in the army , ie stand too.

 

[Bigplumbs]

What he wants (and gets, it appears) is lots of attention.

You have no idea what so ever. Do try your very best and one day you might do better

 

[stelican]

Sealine / Engine manuals don't really say.

But on the basis that this is the control without the trim/tilt switches, it's reasonable to deduce that the switch is the tilt limit override.


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Think it's a redundant kill cord switch