• AMT0018
  • 40mm pin wrench and three L-6mm pins
  • 40mm x 6mm (L Pins)
    • AMT0018
    • 40mm pin wrench and three L-6mm pins
    • 40mm x 6mm (L Pins)
    • 40mm x 6mm Pin Wrench for Mercury Verado 175–350hp Tilt Seals
    • 40mm x 6mm Pin Wrench for Mercury Verado 175–350hp Tilt Seals
    • 40mm x 6mm Pin Wrench for Mercury Verado 175–350hp Tilt Seals
    • 40mm x 6mm Pin Wrench for Mercury Verado 175–350hp Tilt Seals
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    40mm x 6mm Pin Wrench for Mercury Verado 175–350hp Tilt Seals

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    • AMT0018
    • 40mm pin wrench and three L-6mm pins
    • 40mm x 6mm (L Pins)
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    Remove the tilt seal (tilt cylinder cap) on Mercury Verado 175–350hp outboards. The AMT0018 has a polished stainless steel body with a 1/2" square drive and replaceable heavy-duty L-6 pins rated to at least 200 ft-lb. Backed by the Marine Tech Tools lifetime warranty.

    Fits These Motors

    • Mercury Verado 175–350hp

    Not sure which one fits? Use the selector at the top of the trim/tilt wrench category page.

    Specifications

    • Pin stance: 40mm
    • Pins: six L-6mm, replaceable
    • Drive: 1/2" square
    • Torque rating: 200 ft-lb minimum
    • Body: polished stainless steel

    Works With

    Tip from a customer: with the cylinders still on the motor, rest the outboard's weight on a block over the wrench to keep it seated while you break the cap loose.

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    Break caps loose on motor

    Use the weight of the motor to rest on top of tool (wood or a small crescent wrench) with the cylinders still attached to the motor to break loose. It will pop out the holes. One broke loose with no problem. The other side I had to mount the cylinder in a vise. I then drilled and tapped 3 holes to 1/4-20, then bolted the tool to the cap and used a breaker bar. The bolts bent slightly and the cap loosened. Do not use an air hammer like the videos show. All it does is damage the caps further. For installation on the new caps it works great.

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