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    hot foot install?

    could someone please give me a ball part number on the cost to install a hot foot? a buddy of mine just bought a new boat and needs one installed. any help would be great. thanks!!

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    Do it yourself for under $200. Double that if you're having it done.

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    Triple that if doing it yourself and drive a screw through the hull!!
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    Ball park numbers:
    Hot foot - little less than $200
    Hot foot slide mount - less than $100. Makes install easier and nice to have
    Throttle cable - $100 if required
    Install - $300 / $400

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    Thanks guys for the help. I’ll let him know

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    Had mine replaced last month $200.00 but didnt need to get longer cable also?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Islands View Post
    Ball park numbers:
    Hot foot - little less than $200
    Hot foot slide mount - less than $100. Makes install easier and nice to have
    Throttle cable - $100 if required
    Install - $300 / $400
    Screw through the hull-priceless
    FIFY

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    Quote Originally Posted by Islands View Post
    Ball park numbers:
    Hot foot - little less than $200
    Hot foot slide mount - less than $100. Makes install easier and nice to have
    Throttle cable - $100 if required
    Install - $300 / $400
    When I install them for my customers, I always leave the throttle cable connected to the control box and disconnect at the motor and coil it up in the battery compartment in case of emergency. I run a new one as they need to be about 2 feet longer anyway. Cable is about $30.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob G. View Post
    Triple that if doing it yourself and drive a screw through the hull!!
    Is this the (voice of experience) ?

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    Depends on who’s doing the installing. I have a hotfoot added to all my boats when I buy them (4 in the last 7 years), and a standard, non-digital one runs me about $250. The dealer may be cutting me a break as part of the boat purchase....
    John Clark — Findlay, Ohio

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    You only need about 1" screws or the job, this guy just a bit of overkill.


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    I believe a local shop charged me 1 ½ hours to install the Hotfoot and the blinker trim.
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    #9Today, 08:31 AM

    Originally Posted by Bob G.
    Triple that if doing it yourself and drive a screw through the hull!!




    Quote Originally Posted by fishnfireman View Post
    Is this the (voice of experience) ?
    I bought a used Basscat with a screw through the hull. Hotfoot was installed by a boat repair facility. It doesn't have to be done at home.

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    Thats a fact..
    Old friend of mine ordered a new Champion a long time ago... The local dealer rigged it and ran two of the four screws thru the hull.
    After a legal battle they got him a new hull.