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Precision Trolling System (Mercury)

Precision Trolling System (Mercury)

Regular price $1,499.00 USD
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Choose your kickers control type below

Please Note: Only four styles of throttle controls are used in the industry for all kicker engines. Identifying your control type will help you (and us) select the correct Fantom system for your engine.

Choose the control type from one of the options above for your kicker engine:

  1. Flush Mount Example: Newer Ranger, Warrior, Skeeter, and Vexus boats typically use flush mount controls.
  2. Standard These control boxes have the ignition key mounted directly on the control box itself.
  3. Binnacle Commonly used on pontoon boats.
  4. Tiller Handle Used on tiller-steer boats.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Precision Trolling System (Mercury) designed to work with?
The product description identifies this Precision Trolling System for a kicker engine. It says that matching the system to your engine’s throttle control type helps you select the correct Fantom system.
How do I choose the right control type for my kicker engine?
Select the control type that matches your boat’s throttle controls: Flush Mount, Standard, Binnacle, or Tiller Handle. The description notes that identifying the control type helps determine the correct Fantom system.
What is a flush-mount control, and which boats commonly use it?
Flush-mount controls are typically used on newer Ranger, Warrior, Skeeter, and Vexus boats, according to the product description. Choose Flush Mount if that matches the control type on your kicker engine.
How can I identify a Standard control?
The description defines a Standard control as a control box with the ignition key mounted directly on the box itself. Check your kicker engine’s control box before choosing this option.
Which control type should I select for a pontoon or tiller-steer boat?
Binnacle controls are commonly used on pontoon boats, while Tiller Handle controls are used on tiller-steer boats. Select the option that matches your boat’s setup when choosing a Precision Trolling System.