How to troubleshoot speed loss in my Go-Float Boat?
If you're experiencing speed loss with your Go-Float Boat, there are a few things you can check: 1. Inspect the propeller for any weeds or fishing line and remove them. 2. Check the battery charge status. 3. Check the battery connections to ensure they are secure.
What to do if my Go-Float Boat motor is making noise or vibrating?
If your Go-Float Boat motor is making unusual noises or vibrating, try the following: 1. Check the propeller for any obstructions like weeds or fishing line. 2. Make sure the propeller is securely attached and not damaged.
What to do if there are weeds on the prop of my Go-Float Vortex Boat?
To remove weeds from the propeller of your Go-Float Boat while underway: 1. Set the speed control to Forward 5 and briefly spin the propeller. 2. Stop the motor, set the speed to Reverse 2, and briefly spin the propeller. 3. Reset the speed to forward and check if performance has improved. 4. Repeat steps 1-3 until the weeds are cleared and performance returns to normal.
Connects the Go-Float boat's batteries, ensuring power is ready for use. Requires seat removal.
Instructions on how to operate the Go-Float boat, including speed and steering controls.
Details on the speed selector knob and its settings from OFF to Forward 5 and Reverse 2.
Explains the 'GO' button for motor activation and steering directions for forward and reverse.
Describes the automatic bilge pump that removes accumulated water from the hull via a port.
Information on the optional stereo system, compatible with MP3 players and other audio devices.
Details on the Beach Buddy for motor protection, storage, and optional wheel kits.
Explains the battery status indicator and how to interpret the charge levels shown.
Instructions for charging the battery using the onboard charger or an external one, with safety precautions.
Guidance on storing the Go-Float upright temporarily or long-term, including battery care.
Important recommendations for beaching the Go-Float horizontally to prevent hull damage.
Instructions for safely boarding and disembarking the Go-Float to maintain stability.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely remove and replace the propeller using the special tool.
Recommendations for rinsing the motor, checking the propeller, and lubricating moving parts.
Guidelines for handling battery removal/installation, ensuring switches are off and recommending specific batteries.
Addresses speed loss and motor noise/vibration, detailing causes and solutions.
Provides methods for removing weeds from the propeller or Beach Buddy, both underway and manually.
Recommends wearing a personal flotation device for all occupants for safety.
Advises watching for hazards, swimmers, and warns against running the motor out of water.
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