We had the manual lift on Fretless (recycled in 1998). I was able to 
raise the motor with only a little bit of exertion - I am short and not 
particularly physically fit but no back problems. We did not tilt the 
motor as in the fully raised position, the propeller of our Yamaha would 
only occasionally hit the water. The electric lift would require more 
modifications than the manual.

Mary Lou

formerly 1991 R-22, recycled 1998
now Rosborough RF-246 (a pocket trawler)
Rock Hall, MD

On 11/20/2017 3:06 PM, Mark West wrote:
> bought a 1990 Rhodes 22 had one of Stan's  manual  lift motor system on it some time some one replaced it with swing arm type you see on other boats my wife wants to be able to lift and tilt 8hp 4 stroke her self  would recommend Stan's Manuel lift or his electric  thanks Mark THE boat currently  named FAIRWINDS II if any body has any history of her
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