What does it mean to tuck an outboard motor on a boat?

An outboard motor is an impetus framework for boats, comprising of an independent unit that incorporates a motor, gearbox, and propeller or fly-drive, intended to be attached to the outside of the transom. They are the most widely recognized mechanized technique for driving little watercraft. Just as giving impetus, outboards give controlling control, as they are intended to rotate over their mountings and along these lines control the bearing of push. The skeg likewise goes about as a rudder when the motor isn't running. In contrast to inboard motors, outboard motors can be effortlessly taken out for capacity or fixes.

By and large, there are two sorts of outboards:-Large outboards: Large outboards appended to the transom utilizing cinches and are either turner steer up to approx 100hp.Small or Portable outboards: Small outboards motors, up to 15hp or so are effectively convenient.

I own a boat and I never heard of this so i googled it and it;s basically a wedge to keep the motor vertically straight in the water but you can do this simply by tilting it up or down.

raise it out of the water?