MINN KOTA 1854035, Manual

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a. Position the Pontoon Hand Control Bracket over the
Top Plate (Item #2). The Socket Head Cap Screw in
the Top Plate should face inboard. and mount the
Bracket using only the four holes that are farthest
Outboard on the Top Plate. The two holes closest
inboard are not used to install the Bracket.
b. Take four Hex Head Cap Screws (Item #14) and
insert them from the bottom of the Top Plate through
the Pontoon Hand Control Bracket. Secure each
Screw with a Nylock Nut (Item #16).
ITEM(S) NEEDED
#2 x 1
Installing the Top Plate to a Pontoon Hand Control Bracket
1a 1b
Inboard Inboard
Outboard Outboard
Mounting Mounting
Holes Holes
Top Top
Plate Plate
Pontoon Pontoon
Hand Control Hand Control
Bracket Bracket
Hex Head Hex Head
Cap Screw Cap Screw
Nylock Nylock
Nut Nut
#16 x 4 #14 x 4
Outboard Outboard
Inboard Inboard
Installing the Top Plate to an Ulterra
Power Cables Power Cables
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Deployed Deployed
Stowed Stowed
a. Place the mount on an elevated, level surface such
as a workbench or the tailgate of a pickup. The
motor should be in the stowed position.
NOTICE:
This installation requires the use of hardware
that was included with the Ulterra motor. Four Clipped
Washers (Part #2201725) from the Ulterra Bag
Assembly (Part #2994917) will be needed.
NOTICE:
A motor may weigh up to 65lbs. Minn Kota
recommends having a second person help with
the installation.
WARNING
Make sure that the Power Cables from the battery are
disconnected or that the breaker, if equipped, is “off.”
b. Remove the four Sideplate screws using a #3 Phillips
Screwdriver. Two of these screws will be located on
each side of the mount.
c. Remove the Right Sideplate to access the Mounting
Slots in the Base Extrusion. Remove the Left
Sideplate to access the Mounting Holes.
Left Sideplate Left Sideplate
Right Right
Sideplate Sideplate
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Padlock Slot Padlock Slot
Padlock Slot Padlock Slot
WARNING
Illustrations are for reference only. Do not deploy the motor until
it is fully mounted to the boat. Deploying your motor before it is
mounted to the boat may cause injury.