RodBuster

Sure do. Check your PM

Never installed. I ordered the wrong one. #1200 lbs., 10 inch travel. MODEL #XP10W0301

New take off rims. 14" 5 on 4.5" lug circle. The tires on this rim where 205/75R14. Driven from Buffalo to Corning and then removed.

Guppy, It isn't up, and maybe is even down a little, but I launched there Friday with no issues. A guy with a Ranger "Walleye Boat" launched right after me, so I'd say he is deeper than your Targa. Just keep your motor trimmed up until you clear the wall.

I launched at Deans Cove this AM...Just a warning to check your freshwater intake after you clear the lagoon, as the silt is deep enough to clog the intake. (I had no water coming out of the pilot tube) I hope they dredge it out sometime.....on a positive note they were there doing measurements for the launch improvements.

I bought these in bulk, and don't need them all. So if you are interested in changing out the failed up/down relays these are direct replacements. I can provide you guidance if you need it.

Maybe a little late to this party but here are some shortcomings of the MAG HS Units: 1. The circuit boards are low quality, with no protection against moisture. They do have a light coating of some silicone, which is so thin it doesn't do anything. The Penn boards have a potted circuit board. 2. The relays on the circuit boards are of poor quality. it's well documented on this site. 3. The circuit boards aren't fastened to anything. Not a huge deal, but just a cheap way to do it. Pen boards are screwed down with SS screws. 4. The switch location on the HS is in a position that one can easily bump it. It the rigger is not being used and you hit the switch to lower it will be a nasty backlash. The Penn switch has a shroud and is on the side. 5. The clutch on the HS is ass backwards. Intuitively, to tighten its clockwise. HS is counterclockwise. 6. A clutch works by surfaces meshing together. It's all about surface area. The HS has a clutch surface area about the size of a penny. The Penn is at least 3 inches in diameter. 7. Not an HS issue, but the newer ones that have the plastic rod holders have an issue with the amount of material that supports the rod holder. If you take them apart you will see a very small washer on the inside, which causes the plastic to crack. a fellow boat owner showed me two that cracked on his boat. On a side bar I called Cannon and asked if they would send me the schematic for the circuit board, and pointed out they fail so often Id like to troubleshoot on my own. They said we can't send you that info as it is "proprietary". If i wanted to copy their design and i was in the business of making circuit boards it would be pretty easy to copy. I'm just wondering if they ever put their product through any testing. Most of these things are pretty simple.

Thanks for the post... I thought Cayuga lake had dried up!