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 Motorguide trolling motor shaft question.
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08/30/04 03:57 AM
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Basslikeme
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I have recently purchased a longer shaft for my hand controlled trolling motor. Is there any short cuts I need to know about before removing the head and motor off my old shaft. I would also like to make sure that righty tighty lefty loosey applies to the motor on this thing.
BLM
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Re: Motorguide trolling motor shaft question.
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08/30/04 07:54 AM
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Kat-man-do
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Number the wires in the head, using wire markers.
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Re: Motorguide trolling motor shaft question.
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09/01/04 05:58 PM
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Pico
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I just completely disassembled the head unit on my motorguide trolling motor ( i replaced the pinion nut and the case for the head ) and everything was as expected ( righty tighty ). Just go slow and remember the order of the parts. I had everything back together only to realize i had forgot to put a bearing back in,  . I didn't mess with the motor part so I don't know how that works.
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Re: Motorguide trolling motor shaft question.
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09/02/04 02:58 AM
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Basslikeme
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Thanks for your help.... I messed with it tonight and started bending the shaft from turning on it so hard. I think I'm going to take is somewhere and have them put it on.
BLM
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