T-H Marine ATLAS Hydraulic Jack Plate, AHJ-8V, 8 Inch Setback, Up to 300 HP / 625 lb

The T-H Marine ATLAS Hydraulic Jack Plate (AHJ-8V) is an 8 inch setback hydraulic jack plate built for outboard engines up to 300 hp or up to 625 pounds dry weight. It uses a self-contained one-piece hydraulic pump system, so there is no separate reservoir or hydraulic lines to install, and it lifts the engine from bottom to top in less than 8 seconds. The lifting mechanism uses a rod and slot design with high-tech engineered polymer rods rated up to six times more abrasion resistant than steel rods, and the rods are made from a self-lubricating material that eliminates the need for regular grease maintenance. A two-pin pump removal design allows for quick field maintenance and actuator replacement without removing the whole plate. The transom-side mounting plate measures 16 3/8 inches wide by 12 1/2 inches tall, with a stroke length of 5 inches and up to 7 inches of total height adjustment. The plate ships with a relay harness and rocker switch for engine control, and it is predrilled for Power-Pole and Minn-Kota Talon shallow water anchor bracket mounting. Mounting bolts are not included, and boat manufacturers or local dealers should be consulted for the correct setback recommendation for a specific boat.

Specifications

• Brand: T-H Marine
• Manufacturer Part Number: AHJ-8V
• Product Type: Hydraulic Jack Plate
• Setback: 8 inches
• Maximum Engine Rating: 300 hp
• Maximum Dry Weight Capacity: 625 pounds
• Transom Mounting Plate Dimensions: 16 3/8 inches wide x 12 1/2 inches tall
• Stroke Length: 5 inches
• Height Adjustment Range: Up to 7 inches
• Lift Speed: Bottom to top in less than 8 seconds
• Material: Plastic
• Color: Silver
• Weight: 66.8 pounds
• Package Dimensions: 20.5 x 17.5 x 11 inches
• Included Components: Relay harness and rocker switch
• Bracket Mounting Compatibility: Predrilled for Power-Pole and Minn-Kota Talon brackets
• Mounting Hardware: Mounting bolts not included

Fitment

• Rated for outboard engines up to 300 hp or up to 625 pounds dry weight
• Contact your boat manufacturer or local dealer for the correct setback recommendation for your particular boat

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the setback on the AHJ-8V jack plate? The T-H Marine AHJ-8V ATLAS Hydraulic Jack Plate has an 8 inch setback, positioning the outboard 8 inches further behind the transom than a standard mount.

What size engine can this jack plate handle? The AHJ-8V is rated for outboard engines up to 300 hp or up to 625 pounds of dry weight.

Does the ATLAS jack plate require a separate hydraulic reservoir or lines? No. The ATLAS Hydraulic Jack Plate uses a self-contained one-piece hydraulic pump system, so there is no reservoir or external hydraulic lines to install.

How fast does the jack plate lift the engine? The AHJ-8V lifts the outboard from bottom to top in less than 8 seconds thanks to its one-piece hydraulic pump design.

What are the dimensions of the transom mounting plate? On the AHJ-8V, the transom side of the plate measures 16 3/8 inches wide by 12 1/2 inches tall.

How much height adjustment does the jack plate provide? The ATLAS AHJ-8V provides up to 7 inches of height adjustment with a 5 inch stroke length.

Does the AHJ-8V come with mounting bolts? No. Mounting bolts are not included with the T-H Marine AHJ-8V ATLAS Hydraulic Jack Plate and must be sourced separately.

What is included with the jack plate? The AHJ-8V ships with a relay harness and rocker switch for controlling engine lift and lower operation.

Is the AHJ-8V compatible with shallow water anchors like Power-Pole? Yes. The AHJ-8V is predrilled for Power-Pole and Minn-Kota Talon bracket mounting.

Does the jack plate require regular grease lubrication? No. The ATLAS AHJ-8V uses self-lubricating polymer lifting rods, so it does not require regular grease maintenance like many competing jack plates.

How much does the AHJ-8V weigh? The T-H Marine AHJ-8V ATLAS Hydraulic Jack Plate weighs 66.8 pounds.

What material are the lifting rods made from? The AHJ-8V uses high-tech engineered polymer lifting rods rated up to six times more abrasion resistant than steel rods.