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Feb 17, 2025 - 04:43 AM
To install the Garmin XR LVS62 Livescope Transducer on your trolling motor, you have three mounting options: Perspective Mount, Barrel Mount, and Shaft Mount. Here are the steps for each mounting option:
1. Perspective Mount:
- Remove the perspective mode extension arm, front half of the mounting bracket, and short xxxx from parts bag A.
- Remove the back half of the mounting bracket, M6 hex wrench, and four screws from parts bag B.
- Attach the mounting bracket to the trolling motor shaft, aligning the arrows on the bracket. Use the screws and M6 hex wrench to secure the bracket.
- Attach the extension arm to the mounting bracket using the shorter xxxx .
- Attach the transducer to the extension arm using the longer xxxx .
- Secure the transducer cable to the motor shaft.
- Route the transducer cable to the sonar module installation location, ensuring it is not pinched or in contact with the propeller.
2. Barrel Mount:
- Remove the rubber liner from parts bag C.
- Insert the hose clamp through the slot on the trolling motor mount.
- Place the rubber liner against the trolling motor barrel and secure the hose clamp around it.
- Attach the transducer to the mount using the xxxx .
- Secure the transducer cable to the motor shaft.
- Route the transducer cable to the sonar module installation location, ensuring it is not pinched or in contact with the propeller.
3. Shaft Mount:
- Remove the back of the shaft-mount bracket and four screws from parts bag B.
- Remove the front half of the shaft mount bracket from parts bag E.
- Attach the shaft-mount bracket to the trolling motor shaft, aligning the arrow on the bracket. Use the screws to secure the bracket.
- Attach the transducer to the mount using the xxxx .
- Secure the transducer cable to the motor shaft.
- Route the transducer cable to the sonar module installation location, ensuring it is not pinched or in contact with the propeller.
Please refer to the Garmin XR LVS62 Livescope Transducer Instruction Manual for detailed instructions and illustrations for each mounting option.
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