1986- 1992 9.9/15 tiller handle with cable

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  • August 15, 2018 at 4:41 am #10857
    PugetSoundBoater
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      i have a 1992 15hp to use for parts.Wondering if the tillers will fit a range of years,1986- ? The tiller handle on the later ones like this ’92 has the stop switch midway down the tiller handle. I looked at the exploded parts diagrams for this one and for the 1989 9.9 and 15 which i own. Looks like you could swap the complete tillers, just the stop switch got moved in the later years. the mounting bolts same PN# for both years.

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      August 15, 2018 at 8:46 pm #81235
      fleetwin
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        Yes, you could swap the complete tiller assembly between the 86-92….

        August 15, 2018 at 11:18 pm #81251
        PugetSoundBoater
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          Fleetwin -thanks for the reply. That’s good news on the fitmentability( I just made that up).
          Jim PSB

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          August 15, 2018 at 11:46 pm #81253
          outbdnut2
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            I had a stop switch go bad on a 1991 15 HP (switch half way up the handle). The replacement switch assembly was around $100.00, so I mounted a generic kill switch on the front of the motor in a hole that was already there but plugged. A $10 replacement. I have an ’89 15 HP with the kill switch on the end of the tiller and when fishing/trolling every so often I bump it and the motor shuts off – bad location for a kill switch! I got 5 of these 15 HPs from that era that came from a failed resort really cheap – got three of them running perfect after a bit of TLC. ….and yes – as Fleetwin says, you can swap the cable tillers.
            Dave

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