Kangaroo Golf Z-Series User manual

Owner’s Manual
Summer 2019KangarooGolf.com
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Table of Contents
Assembly / Disassembly
Z-series Assembly / Disassembly..…………..................…..........................................................................…..3
Draw Latches…………………………….........................................….................................................................4
Quick Start Guide...............................................................................................................................................5
Loading your Golf Bag.......................................................................................................................................8
Operation
Modes of Operation………………….......………………….............….....….........................................................9
Free-Wheeling (non-powered).………………………………....................…......................................................10
Power Controls and Manual Mode……....……………….…............................................................................11
Centering Adjustment......................................................................................................................................13
Remote Mode……………………………………..………………….....................................................................14
Battery and Charger………………………………..……………..........................................................................17
CaddieCommand and Z-box Care..................................................................................................................18
Ready-Set-GO..……………………………………………………........................................................................18
Maintenance
Routine Care and Maintenance…………………………………..…...................................................................19
Annual O-ring Replacement……………..………..............................................................................................20
Warranty Information………………………………………....................…..........................................................21
FCC Compliance…………………………………………..............................................................…................. ..22
Timothy Bame
Customer Service
800-438-3011 ext. 2300
Email Timothy at
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Z-series Assembly and Disassembly
Your Z-series motor caddie is designed to be disassembled into three sections.
The weight of each standard component of the Z-series is:
Component Weight (LBS)
Steering Structure 10.5
Chassis 26
Upper Caddie Structure incl. Extreme Slope Wheel 12
CaddieCommand Remote Guidance (Including Batteries) 0.75
Battery 5
Charger 1
Tool Kit .2
Handle
Assembly
CaddieCommand
Remote Guidance
Upper Bag
Support
Chassis
Steering
Structure
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Draw latches
The three sections are secured to each other with draw latches as shown.
Note: To avoid possible breakage, always close draw
latches before placing chassis into your car.
If a connection is loose, turn the draw latch metal tension adjustment ring clockwise
to tighten. Don’t over tighten. If draw latch won’t lock into place, loosen it by turning
adjustment ring counter-clockwise. If adjustment ring is difcult to turn, use needle nose
pliers to grip the ring.
metal tension
adjustment ring
To open, pull bottom out
Lift slightly to open
Closed

Quick Start Guide
Step 1: Top-off battery
Attach battery to charger and plug charger
in. Ensure charger light is green to indicate
battery is fully charged.
Step 2: Lay out components
While the battery is being charged, you can
assemble your caddie. Start by laying out
the parts as they will be used.
Step 3: Attach drive wheels to chassis
3a. Remove protective covers from the main axle in the chassis.
3b. On the inside of drive wheels, locate and pull wheel tab, which releases the mechanism
locking wheel to the axle.
3c. Place each wheel on the axle, aligning drive pins on axle with holes in the wheel panel.
3d. Release wheel tab.
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Pulling the wheel tab.
Inserting the wheel
onto the axle.

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Step 4: Attach Steering Structure to chassis
4a. Open draw latch under battery tray.
4b. Steady chassis by using the hand-hold at bottom
of battery tray. Insert the steering structure into the
hole in front of battery tray.
4c. Secure draw latch. Draw latches are adjustable if
required.
Step 5: Attach Upper Caddie Structure to chassis
5a. Open draw latch on top of chassis.
5b. Insert handle tube into the hole. Note that
this end of the tube should be vertical when
inserted into chassis.
5c. Secure draw latch.
5e. Remove the three plastic tie-wrap bands from
handle.
Step 4b
Step 5b

Step 6: Attach Wire Plugs to Z-box
6a. Plug in wire from steering structure to receptacle on front of Z-box as shown. Align white
lines on plug and receptacle. Twist locking mechanism on plug to securely attach to
receptacle.
6b. In the same manner, attach wire plug from upper steering structure to receptacle on rear of
Z-box. NOTE: When removing wire plugs from z-box , be sure to twist locking mechanisms
and carefully pull wire plugs from receptacles. Too much force can
damage receptacles.
Step 7: Connect Power, Remote Guidance System Control
7a. Put fully charged battery onto battery tray and attach battery wire harness to chassis power
port.
7b. Attach “T-bar” on battery wire to battery terminals, lining up positive to positive (+) and
negative to negative (-).
7c. Unpack the CaddieCommand remote guidance and familiarize yourself with command
buttons and indicator lights.
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Step 6a Step 6b
Step 7b

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Loading your golf bag
Your bag rests on upper and lower bag supports. Pull down ex-adjust bag support (yoke)
until it comes to a stop. Load your bag. Secure with strap and buckle, adjusting the strap if
necessary for a tight t.
If the bag does not t comfortably and securely, there
are two adjustments that can be made.
1. The upper bag support can be slightly widened or
narrowed by pushing gently on yoke arms.
2. The position of yoke on the handle tube is
adjustable, if necessary, to t your bag. Using the
provided Allen wrenches, loosen clamp
and move to desired location. Retighten clamp.

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Modes of Operation
There are three modes of operation for Z-series.
Free-wheeling: When moving caddie without power.
Manual Operation: Manual mode is handy in close quarters or when a lot of twists and
turns are necessary.
Remote Operation: Remote mode allows you to walk along with your caddie. You can send
it ahead or to the side.

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Free-wheeling Mode (non-powered)
Free-wheeling allows the drive wheels on your Z-series to turn freely without engaging the
axle or drive train. If you need to pull or push your caddie without power, always put it in
Free-wheeling mode rst. This prevents strain on gears.
If the caddie is difcult to push or pull, you’re not in free-wheeling mode. For very short
distances, you can safely move the caddie wheelbarrow style by lifting the handles so that
only the front wheel is on the ground while in motion.
Putting wheels in Free-wheeling mode
Pull release tab on inside of the wheel toward the tire.
Slide wheel outward slightly on the axle. Release tab
to allow it to lock in the proper groove. When the hub
is locked onto the free-wheel groove, the wheel will not
slide off. Repeat this process for other wheel.
Returning Caddie to Axle Drive
For each wheel, pull release tab and slide the wheel
inward, aligning drive pins on the hub with holes in
wheel. Release tab to securely mount wheel on axle.