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Mercury – Gen II Panel Mount Control, Finger Release, No Trim | Outboard Control | 8M0011212

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$370.17 $438.57
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Mercury – Gen II Panel Mount Control, Finger Release, No Trim | Outboard Control | 8M0011212


Overview

This Gen II panel mount control is about as straightforward as it gets for outboards that don’t run power trim. It’s a mechanical control you’d expect to find on a skiff, jon boat, or older rig that just needs to work every time you push off. The handle feels solid in your hand, and the finger release makes shifting feel controlled instead of clunky. No electronics, no gimmicks—just a dependable setup for basic outboard use.


Key Features

 • Finger Release Handle – Makes easing in and out of gear smoother without forcing the lever.
 • No Trim Configuration – Designed for outboard installations that do not use power trim systems.
 • Gen II Cable Design – Uses Gen II throttle and shift cables for correct travel and feel.
 • Adapter Harness Included – Converts a three-pin Molex connector to the traditional three-blade Mercury connector.
 • Long Neutral Safety Leads – Six and a half foot leads with bullet connectors allow clean, flexible routing.
 • Lanyard Switch Leads – Pre-terminated with bullet connectors for straightforward safety switch hookup.


Engine & Boat Compatibility

 • Mercury outboard engines
 • Mechanical control systems
 • Non-trim outboard setups
 • Gen II control series


Performance & Practical Benefits

In real use, this control feels steady and predictable, especially at idle speeds where sloppy controls show up fast. Shifting in and out of gear is clean, which helps when you’re easing into a dock or loading on the trailer. The handle movement stays smooth without feeling loose or worn. Once it’s adjusted right, it just does its job quietly in the background.


Why Buy OEM

OEM Mercury controls are built around Mercury cables and safety switches, so everything lines up the way it should. Neutral safety operation is consistent, and you’re less likely to fight adjustment issues later. The materials also hold up better to vibration, moisture, and years of use. It’s the kind of part you install once and don’t think about again.


FAQ

Q1: How do I know if I need a no-trim control like this?
A: If your outboard does not have power trim and tilt, this is the correct style of control.

Q2: What else do I need to complete the installation?
A: You will need a separate ignition and choke assembly along with Gen II throttle and shift cables.

Q3: Is any electronic setup required after install?
A: No electronics are involved, but proper cable adjustment during installation is important.

Q4: Will this hold up in saltwater use?
A: Yes, it’s built for marine environments and does well with regular rinsing and basic care.

Q5: What are common signs this control is wearing out?
A: Stiff shifting, trouble finding neutral, or uneven handle movement are usually the first clues.

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Mercury – Gen II Panel Mount Control, Finger Release, No Trim | Outboard Control | 8M0011212

$370.17 $438.57

Mercury – Gen II Panel Mount Control, Finger Release, No Trim | Outboard Control | 8M0011212


Overview

This Gen II panel mount control is about as straightforward as it gets for outboards that don’t run power trim. It’s a mechanical control you’d expect to find on a skiff, jon boat, or older rig that just needs to work every time you push off. The handle feels solid in your hand, and the finger release makes shifting feel controlled instead of clunky. No electronics, no gimmicks—just a dependable setup for basic outboard use.


Key Features

 • Finger Release Handle – Makes easing in and out of gear smoother without forcing the lever.
 • No Trim Configuration – Designed for outboard installations that do not use power trim systems.
 • Gen II Cable Design – Uses Gen II throttle and shift cables for correct travel and feel.
 • Adapter Harness Included – Converts a three-pin Molex connector to the traditional three-blade Mercury connector.
 • Long Neutral Safety Leads – Six and a half foot leads with bullet connectors allow clean, flexible routing.
 • Lanyard Switch Leads – Pre-terminated with bullet connectors for straightforward safety switch hookup.


Engine & Boat Compatibility

 • Mercury outboard engines
 • Mechanical control systems
 • Non-trim outboard setups
 • Gen II control series


Performance & Practical Benefits

In real use, this control feels steady and predictable, especially at idle speeds where sloppy controls show up fast. Shifting in and out of gear is clean, which helps when you’re easing into a dock or loading on the trailer. The handle movement stays smooth without feeling loose or worn. Once it’s adjusted right, it just does its job quietly in the background.


Why Buy OEM

OEM Mercury controls are built around Mercury cables and safety switches, so everything lines up the way it should. Neutral safety operation is consistent, and you’re less likely to fight adjustment issues later. The materials also hold up better to vibration, moisture, and years of use. It’s the kind of part you install once and don’t think about again.


FAQ

Q1: How do I know if I need a no-trim control like this?
A: If your outboard does not have power trim and tilt, this is the correct style of control.

Q2: What else do I need to complete the installation?
A: You will need a separate ignition and choke assembly along with Gen II throttle and shift cables.

Q3: Is any electronic setup required after install?
A: No electronics are involved, but proper cable adjustment during installation is important.

Q4: Will this hold up in saltwater use?
A: Yes, it’s built for marine environments and does well with regular rinsing and basic care.

Q5: What are common signs this control is wearing out?
A: Stiff shifting, trouble finding neutral, or uneven handle movement are usually the first clues.

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