| 1) |
While using the battery tray hand-hold to steady the chassis, guide the lower front wheel tubing into the receptacle in the chassis as shown on opposite page. Secure the draw-latch. (See draw-latch details next page.) (Note: The handle will fit either hole--be sure motor is on the top right side, while standing behind motorcaddie.) |
| 2) |
Insert the upper handle tubing into the chassis, as shown, and secure the draw-latch.
NOTE: At this, or some previous point in assembling your caddie for use, establish the habit of making sure the control switches are in the "OFF" position before the battery cables are connected. |
| 3) |
Study the control cable plug and receptacle diagram below. Connect the cable plug. |
| 4) |
Set the battery into the battery tray and connect the battery cables. The red cable clips to the red (+) terminal and the black cable connects to the plain (-) terminal. If the cables are accidentally reversed, your Kangaroo will not respond until the polarity is corrected. The Kangaroo is equipped with reverse polarity protection. |
| 5) |
The upper bag support is designed to fold up for transport and storage ease. Pull it down on its stop rest and the Kangaroo is ready for your golf bag. Opening of upper bag support yoke can be adjusted to grip your golf bag by grabbing ends of yoke and bending it more open or closed, as needed. |
This yoke is attached to the upper handle tubing at the best position to hold most golf bags securely. If you have an unusual bag, or a personal preference for its position, the yoke can be moved up or down the tubing to any point you like. The clamp is secured with four 5/32" Allen-type machine screws and a suitable wrench which is provided with your Kangaroo. Re-tighten securely. Your Kangaroo comes with an assortment of Allen-type wrenches. They are provided for adjusting the upper bag yoke, keeping screws tight, and for adding accessories.
