1. Identify the engine
Record the outboard brand, exact model, model year and horsepower. Include any existing assembly or OEM reference number as an identification aid.
Keep engine identification separate from the Lanshine Marine product code you are enquiring about. Both help the team compare your application with the published product information.
2. Describe the mounting arrangement
Provide the mounting dimensions and photos of the transom or current assembly. Include the available installation space and any drawing you already have.
For a jack plate enquiry, identify the setback and lift travel you need. For a trim / tilt replacement, compare the installation dimensions with the relevant model's catalog entry. If a measurement is unknown, flag it for review instead of estimating it as a confirmed requirement.
3. Confirm the operating requirements
State whether you are considering a manual or electrically operated assembly. For electrical equipment, provide the vessel's system voltage and compare it with the selected product's specifications.
Use the individual model page as the reference. Features and electrical options should not be assumed to apply to every product in a category.
4. Match the model and its documents
Each current product page links to its entry in the unified Lanshine Marine catalog. Where available, open the full-resolution engineering reference to review dimensions.
Include the product code in your message so the enquiry, catalog entry and drawing can be matched. Final compatibility and production requirements should be confirmed before ordering.
5. Add the commercial details
Include the quantity, destination and any packaging, branding or mounting requirements. These details allow feasibility and commercial terms to be discussed for the actual order.
Send the information through the contact page, with a short description of your application. You can start an enquiry even if some details are still being checked; clearly identify what remains to be confirmed.