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Old 23 March 2014, 19:28   #1
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Quicksilver pull to push conversion

I have searched the net, but I cannot seem to find how to convert a quicksilver control box from pull to throttle to push to throttle.

Any ideas anyone?

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Old 23 March 2014, 20:45   #2
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??? Eh ?? more info cannot get my head around your question sorry !
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Old 23 March 2014, 21:13   #3
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You cant convert a control box, they are all push to go forward and pull to go back.

But you can mount a box backwards which gives pull to go. Boxes are available for either port or starboard mounting.
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Old 23 March 2014, 21:27   #4
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I have replaced a 20hp mariner for a newer 25hp mariner. The old engine was a push to throttle set up, the new engine is a pull to throttle. The control box can be altered to work with the newer engine, but not sure how you convert the morse box.
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Ah,sorry, I misunderstood what you were asking.
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I think the problem is his old mariner was a Yamaha built one, so has the Yamaha control box configuration and the new ones mercury/mariner so it'll be a different box configuration

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I think the problem is his old mariner was a Yamaha built one, so has the Yamaha control box configuration and the new ones mercury/mariner so it'll be a different box configuration

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Ah all is clear now...thanks
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