DL004A · Original JPH6000
5.5″ Electric-Hydraulic Outboard Jack Plate (600 HP)
DL004A
5.5″ stroke hydraulic jack plate for 10-600 HP outboard motors.
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Engineering reference
Dimensions.
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High-resolution dimensional reference for DL004A. Open the original-size drawing for detailed review and confirm final production requirements with our engineering team.
Product overview
Setback and lift built around the transom.
Hydraulic jack plates for positioning outboard motors across a broad horsepower range, with service-friendly manual release and corrosion-conscious construction. 5.5″ stroke hydraulic jack plate for 10-600 HP outboard motors.
Compatible applications
- Mercury, Yamaha, Suzuki, Honda and other global brands
- 10-600 HP outboard applications
Reference notes
- Compatibility subject to OEM part number, mounting pattern and model-year verification
Technical specifications
Specifications are shown as a product-selection reference. Confirm final compatibility, drawings, voltage and commercial terms with our team before ordering.
View catalog page 8DL004A selection FAQ
Questions before ordering.
Use these answers as a selection guide, then confirm the final engine and mounting details with our team.
Is DL004A compatible with my outboard?+
The current reference applications are Mercury, Yamaha, Suzuki, Honda and other global brands; 10-600 HP outboard applications. Confirm the exact engine model, model year, mounting pattern and installation dimensions with our team before ordering.
What information is needed to review DL004A?+
Please provide the outboard brand, exact model, model year, horsepower, system voltage, mounting dimensions and any available OEM reference number. Photos of the current installation can also help the review.
Where can I review the dimensions and technical data for DL004A?+
Use the full-resolution engineering reference and catalog page 8 on this page. Final production requirements should still be confirmed before manufacture.