I know the speedo is digital, but is this mechanical or electric? I want to use this on a 97 shadow ace 1100
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Magnets are placed in your brake rotor. Every time a magnet passes the sensor, (moving wheel) it takes a reading.. So it's electrical.
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I used it on my 2009, isn't much of a performance upgrade tho. Got my speedo good now
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I think the 91 Suburban used a different system. Best to call Doc Speedo and tell him what you have. They'll take care of you if at all possible
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It's electric. Plug it in and let it warm up, then pull the finger trigger. Make sure your down wind! I've only used it several times, it works for a few minutes, but if it's windy, the bugs will reappear very soon. If you live near lots of water, have the pros take care of your bugs.
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I would contact the seller. They may go beyond factory. We got ours from In the Swim. Their customer support is good, in country and fast to get to a human. Again, I would call and ask.
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I think it is a single speed motor , my boat is wired for a single speed non -self parking motor . It can self park but I didn't bother to wire mine that way.
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OK. When you push the needle back on its' axle, place it so it is pointed straight up. When it is pressed onto the axle, then push the needle down toward the "zero" mph mark. It will be close, but may not be exactly accurate. You'll need to learn if your speed is showing fast or slow relative to the speedo needle (one way to check is to drive a steady 60 mph between two mile markers on the highway. It should take you exactly 60 seconds if your speedo is correct). The other alternative is to take the rebuilt cluster to a specialty shop and have them professionally calibrate it.
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I use the side imaging and down imaging to find out whats in an area before fishing it, not while. I usually am running about 2.5-3 mph and want to be able to view my depth finder while operating the outboard. I guess it all depends how you use it. What you really need is two, one for the front and console
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It's a fly rod! Nice little small stream rod or even a boat rod. I really like the soft action. requires a longer stroke the the 'FAST" rods but it's smooth. Thinking about looking for a 3/4 wt
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I am on my second tiny Tach. I hav had the first one for 12 years. It is pretty accurate with the Rpm's.I use it primarily as an hourmeter for maintaince on my outboard. Get one with the longest cord available so you can easily snake it from your console to your outboard.
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1 gear automatic. it works great. these 4 strokes are very high quality. thanks.
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Never put a clamp on amp meter on, but after switching from a one speed pump (that we run continuously) last year we've been able to run at low speed except to vacuum, backwash, prime and occasional windy days where we get leaves in the pool. Our electric bill dropped by at least 50 bucks a month!!! Pump is super quiet on low speed. GREAT PURCHASE!
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From my understanding the speed controller is not waterproof. Hope this helps.
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Fishfinder, transducer, swivel mount, transom mount, and trolling motor mount. Everything you need is in the box except speed wheel which i do not recommend if you do slow trolling. I probably do not have mine calibrated correctly.
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I have always purchased minnkota trolling motors (the motorguide came on the boat) I purchased the variable speed minnkota Maxxum 70 lb / 24 volt for my tracker pro team 175. the current minnkota product # for the variable model is 1368561 and I just confirmed that on the minnkota website. you may want to goto www.minnkota.com and check all of your options. I replaced a motorguide 45 lb / 12 volt variable speed the had a broken mounting arm (minnkota's mount arm is much stronger!). I also purchased two new blue top optima 31M series batteries and replaced my trolling motor cabling with 6 AWG stranded. I have always purchased minnkota trolling motors (the motorguide came on the boat) I purchased the variable speed minnkota Maxxum 70 lb / 24 volt for my tracker pro team 175. the current minnkota product # for the variable model is 1368561 and I just confirmed that on the minnkota website. you may want to goto www.minnkota.com and check all of your options. I replaced a motorguide 45 lb / 12 volt variable speed the had a broken mounting arm (minnkota's mount arm is much stronger!). I also purchased two new blue top optima 31M series batteries and replaced my trolling motor cabling with 6... » Read More I have always purchased minnkota trolling motors (the motorguide came on the boat) I purchased the variable speed minnkota Maxxum 70 lb / 24 volt for my tracker pro team 175. the current minnkota product # for the variable model is 1368561 and I just confirmed that on the minnkota website. you may want to goto www.minnkota.com and check all of your options. I replaced a motorguide 45 lb / 12 volt variable speed the had a broken mounting arm (minnkota's mount arm is much stronger!). I also purchased two new blue top optima 31M series batteries and replaced my trolling motor cabling with 6 AWG stranded. « Show Less
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Not Electric, you use your own muscle, however, you can buy a small power orbital hand sander that will hook to the intake hose and life is good. Throw away the non-electrical hand unit, unless you just need the exercise...
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i bought a used golf cart and it went very slow. the new speed sensor did the trick. i did not add the magnet that i read about because it was as fast as i needed. i am a grama who rides grandkids back and forth to pool