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PRECAUTIONS &
IMPORTANT CARE
INFORMATION
1. A normal cart bag will result in best caddy performance, where
lightweight stand or carry bags may not work well for you. For
best performance heavy cart bags are preferred. If you use a
carry bag or stand bag you will need to add weight. (See # 5
below)
2. Consider the all-around weight distribution of your golf bag.
Ensure the bag is balanced evenly side-to-side. Uneven weight
distribution may lead to “tracking errors” i.e. too much weight
on the right side will cause caddy to veer to the left.
3. The front wheel must stay grounded during play. The only
exception is on steep inclines. Your Yellowstone should only
tip onto the rear wheel when on extreme inclines (Over 25°
inclines).
4. It is best to use manual/trolley mode on steep inclines where
caddy will tip back, and the front wheel comes o the ground.
Avoid steering the caddy with the remote control if the front
wheel is not touching the ground.
5. If you are having issues keeping the front wheel down on the
ground, consider adding weight to your golf bag, towards the
front of the caddie. We usually recommend carrying extra golf
balls, a bottle of water, etc to increase the weight over the front
wheel.
6. Do not pull the cart backwards while riding in a power cart.