Great Lakes Bass Fishing Forum
About Fishing Products including Make Your Own => Boats, Outboard Motors, Prop & Trailer Talk => Topic started by: troossien1 on December 12, 2011, 04:26:49 PM
Does any one know what the difference is between the two types of hot foots? my grandpa wants to get one for the boat and I was looking to do a little looking for him on which is best.. Any help would be greatly appreciated
-Tyler
I dunno the differences either...but I do have an old hot foot (1994-ish) with no cables ...just the footpad that I'd sell really cheap. Send me a PM and let me know if that's something you might be interested in.
Eric.
Ill have to talk to my grandpa, ill let you know shortly thanks!
he would like to know what the price is?
I have the older original Hot Foot and have always like the control at speed and in rough water. I carry an extra spring too just in case the spring breaks. I like the simplicity and function of it. So far, been under the dash for many years without trouble. I haven't talked to very many people using other brands over the years.
I believe the two types of hot foot have to do with the brand of outboard. Some use a throttle cable that pushes the throttle open, the others pull it open. Mercs pull. It has to do with how the pedal is made as far as the relation of the cable to the pedal. Best bet, ask on BBC.
There are also 2 styles. One is fixed, and the other one is adjustable. Depends on how much room you have to mount it. Get an adjustable if possible.
thanks for all the help :)