Minn Kota Ulterra Deploy Problems - Just bought and installed a 60 80# terrova. It has lift assist which has a spring or gas piston or something that makes deploying and stowing nearly effortless. The motor had quite a bit of grass on it when i stowed. Learn about the most common issues with minn kota ulterra trolling motor, such as deploy and stow problems, ipilot malfunctions, weather limitations, and propeller and motor. Click here to download the ulterra troubleshooting pdf. If the motor is deployed but not trimmed far enough down into the water the propeller and motor steering are locked. Another potential issue could be an obstruction in the deployment mechanism. This could be anything from debris to a fishing line or weeds. Mechanical issues could also be at play, such. First, make sure you are using the trolling motor. Take some degreaser to it, get all the gunk off of it (worm gear). Spray some corrosion x on it then stow and deploy it a few times to lube it up. If the shaft of the trolling. Have a minn kota ulterra. Late in the season the motor started doing something weird. Gen 1 one or gen 2 matters as to what kind of problems they have. Gen 1's have an issue with the magnet sensors where the magnets can fall out or shift and cause it to act. If this is the problem, you need to go up to the tm and push it forward in the ramps (it will only move a half inch at most) before hitting deploy. Then, if it deploys. that's your. To help the mechanic better understand your situation, could you please confirm the year of your minn kota riptide ulterra?
Just bought and installed a 60 80# terrova. It has lift assist which has a spring or gas piston or something that makes deploying and stowing nearly effortless. The motor had quite a bit of grass on it when i stowed. Learn about the most common issues with minn kota ulterra trolling motor, such as deploy and stow problems, ipilot malfunctions, weather limitations, and propeller and motor. Click here to download the ulterra troubleshooting pdf. If the motor is deployed but not trimmed far enough down into the water the propeller and motor steering are locked. Another potential issue could be an obstruction in the deployment mechanism. This could be anything from debris to a fishing line or weeds. Mechanical issues could also be at play, such. First, make sure you are using the trolling motor. Take some degreaser to it, get all the gunk off of it (worm gear). Spray some corrosion x on it then stow and deploy it a few times to lube it up. If the shaft of the trolling. Have a minn kota ulterra. Late in the season the motor started doing something weird.