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Thank you, I appreciate the feedback and the compliment.

So I’m actually about to add a motor on my Teton and I was wondering how did you feed the cord through the two drilled wholes for the foot pedals?

@@bullybreed86 I removed the flush mount rod holders drilled the holes on the stern and by the foot pedals. I use a wire clothes hanger and stuck it through the holes on the stern all the way to the flush mount rod holder hole then tied some string to the clothes hanger and pulled it through. Then from by the foot pedals I did the same thing then tied the springs together at the flush mount rod holder then attached the nylon cord to the string on the stern and pulled it all the way to the pedals.

Thanks man I really appreciate it.

@bullybreed86 you’re welcome!! If you ever have any other questions just ask.

Thank you!! You can haul it in a pick up truck but you will either need a bed extender or I’ve used a couple 12’ 2x4 it is a very long kayak so you would also need a flag to tie on the end. A trailer is by far the best way to go for it.

1/2” OD and you can use anything you have just keep the wires protected and help protect the friction of that shaft while cutting.

Remove the flush mount rod holders. Drill the holes by the pedals and at the rear of the kayak. I took a wire clothes hanger straightened it out I stuck it from the rear hole to the flush mount holder hole attached some string and pulled to there then took the clothes hanger from the hole by the pedals and stuck it through to the rod holder pulled string through then tied the string together and from the hole by the pedal I attached the nylon cable to the string and pulled it all the way to the rear. It just takes some patience but it’s very simple.

Is it just 2 big black wires? or one big black one and one small black wire with a big red one?

Thank you, I appreciate the wonderful feedback.

Thank you, I appreciate you watching.

Thank you, I really appreciate you watching.

Yes my head unit was off when I put the clamp on.

Yea it does make a lot of difference having it setup this way. It’s not all that hard to get it setup just takes sometime and yes a little patience. I appreciate you watching and sending your feedback. Thanks

Thank you. I was only using that for the purpose of this video. I use a 50ah ZPRO lithium battery for my trolling motor battery.

@@334tacticaloutdoors I figured. When I originally bought my trolling motor, I just added it to my Mercury starter battery--learned not to do that and felt like a dope.

@@JasonSipe16 yea you definitely can’t add it to a starting battery. We all have had our learning curves for sure.

I finally finished my complete wireless trolling motor video with pwm like yours. Hope you'll check it out (it's pretty long)!

@@JasonSipe16 I’ll definitely go check it out. That’s awesome you got it completed.

Thank you!! It definitely is.

I didn’t describe them I only said the amps. The one that I hooked up was the 60amp the 100amp has a built in fan. When u buy a PWM you buy it by the amps not by what it looks like.

Yes that’s correct

@@334tacticaloutdoors Thank you. I appreciate your videos.

@sjkeener you’re welcome. I appreciate the support.

You’re welcome. I appreciate you watching and taking the time to leave a comment.

I believe we all do.

In most states yes you have to register your kayak once you add a trolling motor. Just check your state laws.

@@334tacticaloutdoors thank you didn’t think you would reply

@Buklau20 you’re welcome. I reply to all my comments. I post videos to help people and answer the questions.

You would just wire the kill switch in with the PWM power and negative on the forward and reverse switch.

You can add a aftermarket rudder kit to it.

I have 4 GoPros. You don’t have to watch my videos if you don’t like them.

That’s just an old trolling motor I’ve had for years. You can put any PWM on a trolling motor.

Between the battery and PWM

I use 8awg wire

lol yea

@@334tacticaloutdoors best lake here

How are you making your cables?

@@334tacticaloutdoors I use tinned cables of about 10 gauge and I use the heat shrink ring connector terminals. Every time it overheats, or maybe copper is touching metal or something but I can't figure it out.

@kennys3985 try using 8awg cable cause it sounds like the 10awg cable is heating up that’s causing your problem.

You can just make sure it’s over 1/2” due to getting it high enough for the quick release handle to slide out.

@@334tacticaloutdoors awesome would that be 2 pieces of 1/2” board stacked on top or just a single 1” board though

It takes 1/2” just to get to the top yes just one 1/2” peice should be good you just gotta be careful some HDPE says 1/2” but comes nearly 7/16”.

Thanks, glad I could help you out.

Absolutely 😂

Definitely is 😂

Absolutely. Up to you to find it though. 😂

@@334tacticaloutdoors 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

It’s definitely enjoyable.

I have the absolute easiest to follow instructions on how to hook up a PWM. I’m sorry it doesn’t fit the way you wanna hear it.

Yes sir.

Yes it is.

I’m from Ozark ! If that’s what 334 means on your name

Yes the 334 is cause I live here in Salem, Al. Only a few catch that.

Thank you. Tie the cord to the handle first pull it to the trolling motor and where it ties on to the carabiner just make it about a 1/2” shorter than what you want it to be before u tie it on.

Yes I agree.

Oh no he was dead

You’re welcome, thanks for watching.

Yes I know that feeling i definitely enjoy fishing more as an adult than I ever did as a kid.

48” total that’s 12” for each post.

It’s hard to stop fishing.

You can cut the shaft down on the xi3. th-cam.com/video/SrE9BTEg5PM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pxn_Oh9QB_QX1-0Y

Yes when u do your install run a online fuse between the battery and the PWM and I also ran one between the PWM and the trolling motor.

Thank you.

Thank you.

The USA has problems with mental illness. Teaching your kids gun safety, and how to handle firearms is important not only for there protection, but the protection of others.

@@334tacticaloutdoors alls i can say that you can not be right in the head praising your daughtef for knowing how to shoot and as for protection who fires first wins

@paulgamble5654 I will always praise my Daughter for know how to defend herself or others. I had much rather her know how than have to depend on anyone else. And you’re wrong it’s not who fires first, it’s who knows how to hit where they fire.

Im not sure what slides you’re referring to? this is a complete track and pedal kit.

lol!! You can never have enough

Thank you. I appreciate you watching.

36” long

@@334tacticaloutdoors so you never cut yours down for the teton?

@ArpOutdoors when I cut the head off the trolling motor I cut it to a 30” shaft so yes my apologies I did take 6” off of it. It’s the minnkota 30lb thrust 36” shaft.

@@334tacticaloutdoors thanks I’m trying to follow your build fairly closely I will post to the teton group when I’m done. Names Skyler arp I post in there every once in a while. Thanks for all the info the mount is very strong I don’t think I’ll have any issue and if I did , simple fix would be to install a hatch in the back and add some wood in the inside for the lags to secure too. But I don’t see that happening

@ArpOutdoors absolutely keep us updated, if you have any more questions just let me know.