Thread: Terrova

Yeah, sometimes mines a bugger to get out. My rod holders kind of get in
the way of shoving on it like you really need to - it wasn't as bad before
I put them in the way.

Seems like the harder I pull it back when I stow it,
the harder it is to get back out. But I'm always worried about it deploying
going down the lake too - I run a bungee cord across the head end of it
if I'm gonna run at any speed with the big motor.

Originally Posted by rockmike

Anyone have problems deploying their Terrova? I have to hold down the release with one foot and kick the motor with the other to get it to deploy. That's a lot for an old fat man to do without falling in. Stows fine, and I love the motor---just need to fix the sticking problem.

This probably applies to the Terrova also!!!!

http://www.crappie.com/crappie/georg...drive-tms.html :D:D:D

The lube or possibly pushing down on the shaft as mentioned might help,
but the Terrovas don't have the lock-nut/catch thing like those pictured.

Originally Posted by J White

The lube or possibly pushing down on the shaft as mentioned might help,
but the Terrovas don't have the lock-nut/catch thing like those pictured.

Ok sorry bout that. The lube might help some though.

Oh, no problem

I've wondered what a little car wax might do on the shaft?
Just ain't got roundtuit yet.

whats the difference in a terrova and the power guide?

Originally Posted by jhef

whats the difference in a terrova and the power guide?

about four hunnerd bucks




joking man - the mount is all different - supposedly better, but since I didn't
ever have one of the others, I can't say on that.

You can get more power if u want
it - 24V 80lb 36V 101 lb

couple extra buttons on the co-pilot remote, if you go that route -
autopilot and rabbit "wide open" buttons