Registration..................................2
Safety Instructions............................2
Parts Identifier..................................3
Features.........................................4
Seat Assembly..................................5
Rudder Assembly...........................11
Pedal Drive Assembly.....................16
General Use & Transport................20
Warning Sticker & Maintenance.....23
Warranty....................................27
TOOLS REQUIRED
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
OWNER’S
MANUAL
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SIT-ON-TOP FISHING KAYAK
RENEGADE 116™
(x1, included)
1/8"
(x1, included)
5/32"
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Most injuries are caused by misuse and/or not following instructions. Use caution when using this system.
To ensure safety, do not attempt to use this product without following the instructions
carefully. Check entire product and inside all packing material for parts and/or additional
instruction material. Before using this watercraft, read the instructions and identify
parts using the identifi er in this document. Proper and complete assembly, use, and
supervision are essential to reduce the risk of accident or injury. A high probability of
serious injury exists if this system is not assembled, maintained, and/or operated properly.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE WARNINGS MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE AND WILL VOID
WARRANTY.
• Follow any and all warnings and cautions carefully.
• Inspect the hull for damage prior to each use.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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GXL (x1)
Paddle may vary from model shown
PARTS IDENTIFIER
HARDWARE REQUIRED
GXK (x1)
GXJ (x1)
GXB (x2) AYU (x2)
GXH (x1)
GXI (x1) (Left) HDI (x1) (Right)
GXE (x1)
GXD (x1)
Hardware bag
GTJ
Large parts
GXS (x1)
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Specifications:
Length: 11 feet 6 inches (350,5 cm)
Width: 32 inches (81,2 cm)
Weight: 99 lb (44,9 kg)
Maximum Weight Capacity: 350 lb (158,8 kg)*
*Capacity depends on water conditions.
**Never drag any portion of the kayak over asphalt or any rocky, sandy, or abrasive surface.
• UV-Protected Durable, High-Density
Polyethylene (HDPE) Construction
FEATURES
Paddle keeper
Fold-Down Angler Seat
Tiller handle
Universal accessory
mounting tracks
Water-resistant
hatch
Drain Plug
Fishing Rod Holders
Hull ID
Rudder deploy-
ment cord
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GXA (x2)
HARDWARE REQUIRED
PARTS REQUIRED
TOOLS REQUIRED
GXC (x2)
SEAT ASSEMBLY
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GXK (x1)
GXJ (x1)
GXB (x2) AYU (x2)
Hardware Bag
GTJ
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u SECTION 1
TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED
• In case you have trouble with the assembly in this section, check out our
assembly-help video by scanning the QR code below or by entering the address in
any browser:
• When unpacking the kayak for the first time, remove the seat (GXJ)
from the kayak and unfold.
1.1
GXJ
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u SECTION 1
TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED
• On the bottom of the seat, wrap the wings of the seat around the
seat frame and securely tighten the straps.
1.2
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u SECTION 1
TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED
• Slide each carriage bolt (GXA) about halfway up the seat tracks.
1.3
• Slide a seat bracket (GXB) onto the forward-facing cross bar on the
seat frame.
1.4
GXA (x2)
GXB
GXB
Seat track
GXA
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u SECTION 1
TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED
• Lower the seat onto the seat tracks so the bolts pass through the
hole in the seat brackets.
1.5
• Press a hex nut (GXC) into the top of each adjustment handle (AYU), then
use the adjustment handles to secure the seat to the seat track.
1.6
GXC (x2)
GXC
AYU
• To adjust the seat, loosen both handles and slide the seat
to the desired position, then tighten the handles again.
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u SECTION 1
TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED
• Locate the strap on the lower rear cross tube of the seat. Run the
strap through the loop behind the seat, pulling hard to allow the
stitched seam on the strap through the loop. Fasten the strap until
the seam is flush with the buckle. This strap will keep the seat
tethered to the kayak while remaining loose enough to adjust the
position of the seat as needed.
1.7
Stitched seam
• Remove the seat and stow it in
your vehicle during over-the-road
transportation.
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RUDDER ASSEMBLY
2
HARDWARE REQUIRED
PARTS REQUIRED
TOOLS REQUIRED
GXH (x1)
GXS (x1)
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u SECTION 2
TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED
• In case you have trouble with the assembly in this section, check out our
assembly-help video by scanning the QR code below or by entering the address in
any browser:
• Remove the cotter ring from the pin on the bottom of the rudder
assembly (GXH). Insert the pin into the bracket at the back of the hull.
2.1
GXH
Cotter Ring
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u SECTION 2
TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED
2.2 • Insert the cotter ring back through the hole at the bottom of the pin
to secure the rudder assembly to the bracket.
Cotter Ring
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u SECTION 2
TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED
2.3
2.4
• Turn the rudder just enough to insert the control rod into the clamp.
• Face the rudder and tiller handle straight forward, then tighten the knob.
• If the kayak begins steering sharply to
one side, loosen the knob and reset the
tiller handle and rudder to these centered
positions. Then retighten the knob.
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u SECTION 2
TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED
2.5
• Pull the cord toward the front of the kayak to raise the rudder. The
rudder should be stored in this retracted position whenever the kayak is not
in use.
• Thread the end of the pull cord (GXS) through the pad eyes (1 & 2),
and tie it to the lower hole (3) in the rudder. Press the pull cord into
the cleat (4).
Cleat
Toggle ball
Lower hole Upper hole
Pad eyes
2.6
1
3
4
2
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PEDAL DRIVE ASSEMBLY
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HARDWARE REQUIRED
PARTS REQUIRED
TOOLS REQUIRED
GXF (x2)
GXG (x2)
GXI (x1) (Left) HDI (x1) (Right)
GXE (x1)
GXD (x1)
5/32"
(x1, included)
Adjustable (x1)
AKH (x1)
GTJ
Hardware bag
GXP (x1) 1/8"
GXQ (x1) 5/32”
1/8"
(x1, included)
GXR (x2)
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u SECTION 3
TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED
• In case you have trouble with the assembly in this section, check out our
assembly-help video by scanning the QR code below or by entering the address in
any browser:
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GXF (x2) GXG (x2)
1/8” (x1)
(x1)
5/32” (x1)
AKH (x1)
3.1 • Apply a thin layer of silicone grease (AKH) to the end the brace (GXD).
Loosen the hardware shown, then insert the brace into the pedal
drive assembly (GXE). Secure the brace to the pedal drive assembly (GXE)
using the hardware shown, then tighten the hardware.
GXF (x2)
GXG (x2)
GXE
AKH
GXE
GXD
Loosen
Loosen
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u SECTION 3
TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED
• Use an adjustable wrench to attach
the left and right pedals (GXI and
HDI) to the the crank arms of the
pedal drive assembly. Please note,
the two pedals are different; the left
pedal (GXI) must be turned
counterclockwise to tighten.
The ends of the pedal shafts
are stamped with an “L”
and an “R,” indicating which
is the left pedal and which is
the right pedal.
3.3
HDI
GXI
(x1)
• Insert a plug (GXR) into each end of the cross tube on the brace (GXD).
3.2
GXR (x2)
GXD
GXI
GXR
GXR
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u SECTION 3
TOOLS AND HARDWARE REQUIRED
• Place the brace in the recess of the hull, and rest the pedal drive
assembly on the cover tray.
3.4
3.5 • Secure the brace to the hull
by turning the lock knobs into
the locked position.
Cover tray
• Remove the pedal drive
mechanism and stow it in your
vehicle during over-the-road
transportation.
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GENERAL USE & TRANSPORT
SHALLOW WATER / PADDLE MODE / STORAGE
• Do not deploy the pedal drive or the rudder in shallow water or in areas where rocks, plant life or other
obstacles may come into contact with the kayak or its components.
• Always bring a paddle when using the kayak.
• Always raise the pedal drive mechanism and the rudder before paddling into shore.
When launching the kayak, returning to shore, or paddling in shallow water, raise the rudder and the
pedal drive out of the water as shown. The pedal drive mechanism will rest on top of the cover tray.
• Lift and pull the cord forward to raise
the rudder. Press the cord back into the
clam cleat to secure.
• Lift and slide the cover tray back under the seat.
Raise the pedal drive, then slide the cover tray
back into place and rest the pedal drive on top.
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GXL (x1)
Paddle may vary from model shown
• Use the kayak paddle to manuever in shallow water
• In case you have trouble with the assembly in this section, check out our
assembly-help video by scanning the QR code below or by entering the address in
any browser:
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