Trolling motor problem
Trolling motor problem
have a motorguide 767 brute hooked everything up put in a new switch but for some reson the propeler is spinning the opposite way that it should be spinning, can any one help me with this problem?
Re: Trolling motor problem
HHmmmm. Thats a new one for me........I would take it to Gene @ The HOOk or call(925-625-2441). I just had my bent shaft (on my trolling motor!
) fixed by Gene. Great service at a GREAT Price!!!! Thanks, Gene.

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Re: Trolling motor problem
There was a post on this a good while back. You may be able to search and find it. Hope this helps.
Good luck,
Scott Trummer
Good luck,
Scott Trummer
Re: Trolling motor problem
I am not trolling motor expert, but I know just a bit about low voltage electronics. It sounds to me like you have something wired backwards making the motor spin the wrong direction. I would start at the switch you installed.
Good Luck
GW
Good Luck
GW
Re: Trolling motor problem
Check the batteries. It sounds like the terminals might be hooked up wrong and if you put negative on positive and positive on negative things tend to go backwards! Hope this helps!
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Re: Trolling motor problem
I second jason on that one.
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Re: Trolling motor problem
Hopefully Jason is correct and you've found a simple solution to your dilema. If not, you have a circuit problem. DC motors are polarity sensitive, so if anywhere in the circuitry the positive and negative are switched, your motor will turn backwards.
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Re: Trolling motor problem
Just put the prop on backwards. You have some wires backwards. Thats the only explanation.
Brian
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Re: Trolling motor problem
Let us know what the problem was! and if there is anything else wrong with it!
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