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Sorry for the late reply. Tough problem without visuals. Just a thought, you might make sure when trailering your boat that the motor is trimmed up. This will force the bow up. This could take care of the loading issue. Unloading and hitting is an unusual problem. Have you tried not backing in...

Sorry for the late reply. Try this site, www.stevescustomprops.com. In the FAQ section there is a disgram showing how to measue for this. Hope it helps you.

It sounds as if everything was hooked up correctly. For the situation you describe and assuming your trolling motor is 12/24 or 24 volt, your two bank charger will hook up to the two Interstate trolling batteries. The rest of the boats accesories (livewell and bilge pumps, stereos, etc...) as...

I passed the word to a friend who is just itchin' to pull the trigger on a Z-6.

Just starting the 3rd season on a set I had to buy before the second day of a two day tournament. No other places open so to Walmart I went. Very satisfied so far.

JP, My 800LXS has ST215 75R14 tires. Still have the original spare. Good Fishin' Tman <'((((><

It will work fine. But your current setup is most likely 12 volt. I am not 100% positive but the MinnKota pictured could be 24 volt. If it is 24 volt you will need to find room for an additional battery. If you have the space for the extra battery, it would be an axcellent upgrade.

If you have tried stevens suggestion and still have trouble, it sounds like low voltage, have you checked with a voltmeter? If not, check for proper voltage with a voltmeter at the socket where your light pole plugs in. If you have good voltage there, check at the top of the pole where the bulb...

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Normally there is a number on the cable which will help you determine replacement cable length, unless it has worn off. On my 800LXS the numbers are on the cable end closest to the engine. I put new ones on my boat myself and didn't remove the motor. I did have to call in a favor for some extra...

I use a NOCO Genius Charger (Gen3). They are available in 1-6 bank configurations. Their web-site is geniuschargers.com. I have also seen them for sale through Amazon.com. for substantial savings. They are fully sealed and waterproof and are capable of diagnosing, recovering, charging and...

Sometimes these problems can be hard to find. Best solution would be to replace the old incandescent bulbs with LED's. They are totally waterproof. Cost is normally around 50-75 dollars for a set, doesn't take long to spend $50.00 in replacement bulbs at todays prices. Check on ebay for the best...

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Try going through Amazon, thats what I did. New product, same factory warranty and everything.

Three months ago I bought a brand new NOCO Gen3 from Amazon for $240.00 with free shipping. I beleive they are still that price. Very satisfied. Check out their website, geniuschargers.com.

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If the shaft is bent, it can be replaced. It is not too bad of a project for the average do-it-yourselfer. Hopefully it will be as Charlie suggested.

Sounds like you may have bent the shaft.

On-board, 100 times more convenient. You can get them with up to 15 amps per bank. Eufala is spot on. Do exactly as he says and batteries will last longer.