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It's suposed to be taken down when there is only 250 Sq miles of Ice left on Erie The last I heard there was still quit a bite of ice still on it(over 1000 sq miles) But I agree with you it looks like it's almost reay to be gone I would think next week maybe.Lets hope it's soon. Up Date here is the picture from today not much Ice left http://coastwatch.glerl.noaa.gov/modis/ ... 3.250m.jpg

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Rigger has been SOLD

Thanks for the help guys

I have a spare Mag 10A electric rigger in like new condition w/5 foot SS fixed boom,retro ease,rod holder,mounting base,I have an older swivel base that is in my boat but can not get to my boat until the 18 of April I will ship that as soon as I get it (I will pay for shipping the base) I'm asking $200 buyer pays shipping. PM me if interested

Steve welcome back Glad to see ya hitting the fish

Bob no wonder your a moderator funny stuff

Romers for 2nd rod when they come up on the rigger the clip come un poped and slids down the cable used them for 20 + years

Troy is there going to be some kind of a charge for this magazine?

Thanks for the info guys I appreciate it

When I was boarded last spring on the niagara river that was one of the first things they looked for was to see if I had flares and if they were expired so it's worth the $ to have up to date flares they asked for everything that was supposed to be legal on the boat.I was glad that I had everything. They were looking at everything the throw cushion, life jackets you name it they looked.So it's worth it's weight in glod in my books

Jim, What awg wire are you running to the fuse box from the batterys and then from the fuse box to the riggers?

Are you guys running your riggers off of these also?

Are you sure it's a 24 v motor? and did you check for 24 volts at the right post? I read your first post it said p to p and n to n that hook up is parallel not series. Series is like this put the 2 battery next to each other line the 2 up in this order + pots on the left side looking at the battery the - post on your right slide the 2nd battery up against the 1st battery with the + post of the 2nd battery against the 1st batteries - post. Then run a wire from the - post of the first battery to the + post of the 2nd battery Bam you have 2 battery in series 24 volts now run the trolling motor + lead to the + post of battery # one then hook the - lead of the trolling motor to the - post of battery 2 and you should be good to go put a volt meter across the same post I told you to put the trolling motor leads on and it should be 24 volts like Hank said if you are getting a short in the wiring or the motor is frozen you might get sparks If you stored the motor outside this winter you could have gotten water in the motor and cracked some thing inside or shorted out the motor I would first check if you have 24 volts a short good luck

Are you talking about the trolling motor or the batterys? I always hook up the neg first then the post if it's just the battery I would do it the same way neg first then pos

What do you mean sparks? when you hook up from - to + ? you might get a little spark. Make sure that the neg term is not grounded when you make the connection from - to + connect ( when first hooking up the 2 batterys in series like the first picture top wire in the diagram that hank gave you)make sure nothing else is hooked up then take a volt meter from the + post on one battery and then the - post on the other battery it should read 24 volts then you should be good to go Also make sure you put a fuse in line on the + side of the trolling motor so if it shorts out you won't fry anything I have a 40 amp circuit breaker I bought from Minn kota that I use for my fuse so I just push a button to reset it. Good luck

Looks great.Best of luck this year with it

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I bought mine from Jeff at Fish 307 and it was a 300 foot spool coated wire

Thanks Rich I can't wait to put them on either I will be running 4 riggers this year so I need the room for all of my other stuff.

Can any one tell me the hole pattern for the 48 inch tracks? I have the 12 inch track now but want to add more track and was wondering if the holes will line up with the 48 inch track.I want to use the same holes if I can any info would be great I called berts but they never returned my calls.Thanks

Here is the # to the town of newfane. Give them a call they should be able to tell you somethin 716-778-5462

It must have been awesome just cruising out on the water.I can't wait Nice job on the fish

Welcome to the site from a fellow Lund owner .