Scotty LINE PULLER - Scotty Line Puller Warranty Information; Scotty Line Puller Speed and Efficiency; Scotty Line Puller Safety Precautions

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Thank you for choosing a Scotty Line Puller.
Our goal is to manufacture a superior line puller, built to withstand the
demanding marine environment. This instruction book will give you basic
instruction on mounting and using your line puller, please read it carefully. It
will improve your results and also give you important tips on line puller safety
and care.
Warranty
Scotty is proud to warranty your line puller for a period of 2 years from the date
of purchase. For warranty inquiries, please contact Scotty Fishing, Marine and
Outdoors at 1-800-214-0141, or one of our authorized warranty repair service
depots (see www.scotty.com or call us for the depot nearest you). We will do
our best to get you back out on the water as soon as possible. Please read your
warranty agreement carefully and retain the certication section in a safe place,
along with your serial number.
Speed & Efciency
The Scotty line puller’s drive mechanism incorporates a positive drive gear
belt to turn the capstan. This highly efcient belt system is used by many
auto makers for valve timing, and the benet to the sherman is that power is
transferred from the motor at the greater efciency then worm gear drives used
in most line pullers. The result is a faster retrieval speed with less electric power
used.
Line Puller Safety
The Scotty Line Puller has been engineered to retrieve non-commercial,
sport-shing traps. Attempting to lift heavier traps may damage the unit, and may
cause personal injury to the operator. All sports have some physical hazards con-
nected with them and retrieving sport-shing traps calls for some common sense
and precaution.
• Do not attempt to lift a trap, that when fully loaded, is more weight than you
can safely handle.
• Do not attempt to use the Scotty Line Puller to lower your traps. It is not de-
signed for this purpose and may cause damage to the puller or personal harm
to the operator.
• When your trap reaches the surface, TURN THE UNIT OFF. Do not attempt to
lift a trap over the gunnel of your boat with the unit still running.
• Do not attempt to lift a snagged trap with the puller. If possible, the snagged
trap must rst be freed from the obstruction.