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Smart Thruster Operation

Thanks for reading the preceding important information. We are now ready to talk more specifically about how to

operate the Smart Thruster.

Be sure to notice the

Propeller Installation: The Smart Thruster

small sheer pins

is shipped without the propellers mounted to

reduce the risk of damage during shipping. The

propellers can be mounted without the use of

tools other than the plastic sprocket wrench

provided.

The propeller kit bag contains small parts. Do

not open it where the parts can be lost if

dropped. For example, do not assemble the

props on the dock where small parts tend to

jump into the water!

The propeller kit bag contains two propellers,

one socket wrench, and two small plastic bags.

The two small bags each contain a prop-nut and

a sheer pin. Be sure to locate the sheer pins

and not lose them. They are small parts and

can be easily missed.

Each drive shaft has a hole through it for

inserting the sheer pin. Insert a sheer pin into

each drive shaft and rotate the shaft so that the

pin is horizontal. This keeps it from falling out

for the next step. Make sure the sheer pin is

centered on the shaft.

Slot for sheer pin

There is a slot in the back of the propeller. The

sheer pin slides into this slot when the propeller

is slid onto the drive shaft.

The slot in the

propeller needs to be aligned with the sheer pin

as the propeller is slid onto the shaft.

When the propeller is properly aligned and the sheer pin is properly engaged into

the propeller's rear slot it will look like the picture on the far right. Also, spinning

the propeller will turn the motor shaft which can be observed sticking out the

middle of the prop. The motor resistance can also be felt when turning the

propeller.

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