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Forum: Boat Repairs & Maintenance

08-17-2020, 08:10 PM

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Stalling When Trimming Down?

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Posted By DesertDweller

I like that idea. Also, when you are done at the...

I like that idea. Also, when you are done at the end of the day, you can turn the switch to off and not worry about draining either battery.

Forum: Boat Repairs & Maintenance

08-17-2020, 07:53 PM

Replies: 55

Stalling When Trimming Down?

Views: 14,715

Posted By DesertDweller

That battery you linked was a deep cycle battery...

That battery you linked was a deep cycle battery which is designed for a steady amount of power over a long period of time (i.e. trolling motors). You want a cranking/starting battery which provides...

Forum: Boat Repairs & Maintenance

08-12-2020, 07:33 PM

Replies: 55

Stalling When Trimming Down?

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Posted By DesertDweller

If you have gotten 5 years out of a boat battery...

If you have gotten 5 years out of a boat battery you have done well for yourself. I would replace it especially if you are running a single battery.

Forum: Boat Repairs & Maintenance

08-12-2020, 06:56 PM

Replies: 55

Stalling When Trimming Down?

Views: 14,715

Posted By DesertDweller

To answer your original question, the issue...

To answer your original question, the issue sounds electrical to me. Maybe a battery, connections, controls, etc.

Forum: Boat Repairs & Maintenance

08-12-2020, 06:48 PM

Replies: 55

Stalling When Trimming Down?

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Posted By DesertDweller

It's predominately a carryover from carbureted...

It's predominately a carryover from carbureted engines to help with starting the motor but you can use it to increase RPM's and thus water flow through the motor and things like that.

Forum: Boat Repairs & Maintenance

08-12-2020, 06:44 PM

Replies: 55

Stalling When Trimming Down?

Views: 14,715

Posted By DesertDweller

If it's like other manufacturer controls it keeps...

If it's like other manufacturer controls it keeps the motor in neutral and allows you to throttle up the motor. You push it in to activate it (i.e. keep it in neutral).

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