com Canoe Anchor Outrigger Kit# 01.1332.2406 Revision 3/03 Page 1 of 1 For descriptive purposes, the “front” clamp refers to the clamp nearest the end, regardless if installed on the bow or the stern. Adjust Front Clamp • Loosen the wing nut on the L-shaped wooden clamp and remove the clamp, bolt, and the washer. • Position outrigger so that the end overhangs the canoe by about 8 inches. • Replace the bolt, in another hole, if necessary, so that the clamp will grab under the deck (not th

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Washers- E1574 3/8” Wrench (2) Stamped washers-E3000 (2) 3/8”lock nuts-E1585 (1) Rudder Procedure 1. Place the rudder in the rudder hole located at the stern end of the kayak. Slip the attached split ring through the small hole in the end of the rudder’s pivot bolt. (Illustration #1) 2. Attach the stern ends of the cables to the outer holes on the rudder. Place a stamped washer on each 1” bolt and drop them down through the holes on the rudder. Place a large flat washer then the cable loop

Slip the attached split ring through the small hole in the end of the rudder’s pivot bolt. (Illustration #1) 2. Attach the stern ends of the cables to the outer holes on the rudder. Place a stamped washer on each 1” bolt and drop them down through the holes on the rudder. Place a large flat washer then the cable loop then another large flat washer onto the bolt and secure with a locknut. (NOTE: Tighten the nut, being careful to leave enough room for the cable to move freely.)(Illustration #2)

Place a large flat washer then the cable loop then another large flat washer onto the bolt and secure with a locknut. (NOTE: Tighten the nut, being careful to leave enough room for the cable to move freely.)(Illustration #2) 3. Stretch the rudder raising cord forward along the topside of the deck; clip the hook end of the raising cord bungee to the raising cord, between the two knots. (Illustration #3) Illustration #3

• Check your equipment prior to each use for signs of wear or failure. • Never paddle alone. • Do not use alcohol or mind altering drugs prior to using this product. • Do not paddle in fl ood conditions. • Be aware of appropriate river water levels, tidal changes, dangerous currents and weather changes. • Scout unfamiliar waters; portage where appropriate. • Do not exceed your paddling ability; be honest with yourself. • Consult your physician prior to beginning your paddlesport training. • Foll

As a guide, hold your arms out to the sides then bend them to 90 degrees at the elbow. This is about how far your hands should be from each other as you grasp the paddle. Remember you only want to hold the paddle, not choke it. Over grip can tire your arms. You may notice some paddlers using off-set or feathered blades rather than blades that are on the same plane. Feathered blades are sometimes used to lessen wind resistance, but are largely a matter of personal preference. For beginners a stra

Old Town Canoes & Kayaks, Dimension and Rogue River products: One year from Consumer’s original purchase date. WHAT JOHNSON OUTDOORS WILL DO. For complete warranty details, to provide notice of a warranty claim, or to request warranty service, contact Johnson Outdoors Inc. as follows: For Ocean Kayak, and Necky Kayaks products call 800-852-9257. For Old Town Canoes & Kayaks, Dimension and Rogue River products call 800-343-1555. Alternatively, you can contact Johnson Outdoors Inc. at 35 Middle St

| 05 | 05 GENERAL SAFETY Paddling enables people of all ages and abilities to experience nature with unrivalled closeness and variety. Adventures range from brief outings to challenging treks, but even the simplest trip can quickly lead to danger if proper precautions are not taken. No matter what type of canoe or kayak you’re using, there are basics every boater should know. Always wear an appropriately rated and sized personal fl oatation device (PFD). Learn your craft: start slow and seek pro

All canoe and kayak parts and repair kits are available through your local dealer. To locate your nearest dealer, contact us or visit our website. For more care and maintenance tips, go to our website. Normally wooden parts are oiled or coated with polyurethane for protection from the elements. Any areas that become chipped or worn need only to be sanded and touched up with a quality polyurethane, or sanded and re- oiled. We recommend you inspect and touch-up your boat’s woodwork prior to off-se