Can you put an eletric trolling motor on it
901714
Yes it is possible if you buy the motor mount. They use to sell it on Amazon but they have one at the Sevylor website : http://www.sevylor.com/Motor-Mount-P1900C45.aspx
901715
Yes, they sell a mount but I made my own out of a board and conduit. One thing you need to remember is I used a marine battery and it's very heavy but lasts all day trolling. So keep in mind the weight. Contact me by email gm7_7_79@yahoo com
901716
Yes you can, you just have to purchase the motor the motor mount and the battery
901717
Nope, there's no place to mount a trolling motor. I also found that it is much slower than hard shelled kayaks, although that was to be expected.
1008959
It is motor capable trolling motor but you have to purchase the motor mount package. Very easy to get ready and take apart. It is very sturdy. I'm not sure more than three adults and two children would be comfortable. My husband and I have used ours a few times and enjoy it we brought it for our family campout where everyone took turns using it. We have only used it on small lakes.
726821
Yes is can, all you do is change the direction of the motor with the switch. Anybody with half a brain could do it. Even Me!
1482762
Yes. I used a 30in trolling motor with a battery box. Zips me and my family around the lake for hours. You just need the mount kit to get going.
236993
Yes if you want it to. Since it has 2 isolated outputs. You can use one on the starting and one on the trolling. Or both on the trolling. It depends how you wire them up.
402719
No. but you can hook up direct from your motor to charge your troll batteries. ok
1482761
Yes you can I even got the package with the trolling motor mount is about $19 more
88586
Yes, but not through this panel. The trolling motor usually needs a 50 amp service, these are 10 amp max each switch. On my Jon boat, I use the Bigfoot Trolling Motor Switch - Amazon.com‎
1321908
I would not..... Electric motors foul real easily.... I think that's why they don't provide fenders ..... 'Chuckle, chuckle'
1913269
If it rolls real easy on the existing ground you may be able to. You will still need to pour a small concrete pad to mount motor. Check owners manual for the specs on that.
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I haven't had an electric in a long while, but from what I can remember of them, I would be very skeptical that you could adapt this to that. I would also have a little concern about too much load on the electric motor. I could be wrong, but if it were me, I would pass.
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Hello Frank O,A trolling motor for this boat is problematic. Not only is the engine mount somewhat inadequate, but controlling the direction would be a problem as well. A trolling motor would require some form of extended control arm in order to reach to one of the two front seats. Also, battery placement and running the power cables is a factor as well. I have owned the boat a year now along with a top of the line trolling motor and have really not come up with a way to make it work seamlessly. Recommend enjoying the boat and finding another way to get around electrically! All the best....J Hello Frank O,A trolling motor for this boat is problematic. Not only is the engine mount somewhat inadequate, but controlling the direction would be a problem as well. A trolling motor would require some form of extended control arm in order to reach to one of the two front seats. Also, battery placement and running the power cables is a factor as well. I have owned the boat a year now along with a top of the line trolling motor and have really not come up with a way to make it work seamlessly. Recommend enjoying the boat and finding another way to get around electrically! All... » Read More Hello Frank O,A trolling motor for this boat is problematic. Not only is the engine mount somewhat inadequate, but controlling the direction would be a problem as well. A trolling motor would require some form of extended control arm in order to reach to one of the two front seats. Also, battery placement and running the power cables is a factor as well. I have owned the boat a year now along with a top of the line trolling motor and have really not come up with a way to make it work seamlessly. Recommend enjoying the boat and finding another way to get around electrically! All the best....J « Show Less
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sure it will power it but I dont think very long, one would have to know the current or power draw of your motor. I use it to power my fish finder and use a marine battery for the trolling motor ... go all day with the bigger battery .. so I would not depend on this little battery last long on a trolling motor.
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Not really - the motor is geared the wrong way to do this. It's hard to tell from the picture, but the darker section from which the motor's shaft protrudes is actually a cylindrical gear box, and it is geared to give mechanical advantage to the motor behind it. You would have to spin the shaft with so much force that the power you got out of it would probably not be worth it. What you want is setup where that gear arrangement was reversed. Then a very little input would result in a productive output.
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Unfortunately it will not. It is designed to run deer feeders and I use it to run my fish finder and GPS unit on my kayak. It would not provide enough amps to run a troll motor and would run out of power almost immediately. It is designed more so for low amp uses as I cited above.
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No...no trolling motor comes with all the wiring and receptacle. The trolling motor comes with about 3 to 5 feet of wiring connected to the foot control and its up to you to connect to DC power cables.
475685
I use it on a electric walking golf cart. Runs for two rounds without recharging. It is actually a wheelchair battery. Don't know about a trolling motor, seems like a lot more power requirement