Dometic Manual Jack Plate

Manual jack plate, available in multiple setbacks

The Dometic Manual Jack Plate comes in 4”, 6”, 8”, and 10” setbacks to help you find the best match for your boat and optimize performance, with 3" of available lift.

Why use a jackplate?

How does it work?

Do I get better gas mileage?

How do I know which setback to choose from?

What makes SeaStar Jackplates better than the competition?

Do jackplates come with a switch?

Will a SeaStar Jackplate fit the bolt pattern on my transom?

Does the jackplate wiring harness come with relays?

What is the SeaStar Jackplate warranty?

How long does it take to install a jackplate?

When I raise my SeaStar Jackplate all the way up, after 5 minutes, the engine goes back to its lowest position. Is the jackplate losing some hydraulic fluid? Is there air in the system? Is there a leak?

My gauge is jumping around before settling in the correct position. Why?

Do SeaStar Jackplates have a manual release?

I installed the jackplate and it looks like it will knock off a steering cylinder if I move it down. Why?

I installed the jackplate and it moves down when I move the switch up. What do I do?

What is the amperage load for hydraulic jackplates?

What is the vertical travel of manual jackplates?

What is the weight of the manual jackplates?

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