Ok got the canoe, trolling motor,battery and paddle's so what is this about a trolling motor mount do I need that too? Want to be ready.
1530137
Don't need trolling motor mount. Mounts to square stern. Might need a tiller extension so you can steer from the rear seat. Think you can get a side motor mount, but that negates the advantage of the square stern.
1730578
The transducer that comes with the unit should be okay to us on a trolling motor. You will need a mount for a trolling motor, though.
1765983
The trolling motor mount is included with the unit- i stated you might need to get it from Garmin but just checked the box and its included. . captdean
851474
I do not have any experience about the motor mount. Therefore I can not advise you on this matter, over all this is a good boat.
2282406
This is what I bought for mine. Minn Kota Endura C2 30-lb. Thrust Trolling Motor with 30" Shaft. I then bought a 3-In-1 Jump Starter And Power Supply from Harbour Freight to power it. Seems to work pretty well, but have not used it for extended time so not sure how long the battery will last at one outing.
1280252
You should have cables with clips on your trolling motor that will connect to the battery.
1351393
Is no such thing no more. HB will sale you a kit to mount the standard transducer to your Troll motor. Is well built, SS. I have one mounted on my Motorguide
1264052
Yes, according to the manufacturer, though I haven't done so yet. There is a small flat area on the inside of the right-rear compartment that is meant to be used to attach a trolling motor. Drawback would appear to be the need to sit facing backwards in order to control a simple trolling motor. Also, so far as I can tell, the battery would need to sit unsecured on the floor of the boat. I wasn't aware of the mount mentioned by M. Evans but may look into it to see if it makes mounting a motor easier.
1264051
There's room to put an electric motor on it but it does not come pre-drilled, nor does it have any mounts already set up for the motor. You'll have to find a motor that has some kind of clamp that will fasten down to the actual boat itself. Hope that helps
1172990
A Boat..Everything else is included.Just make sure you order the correct transducer for your boat.I have a kayak,so I installed a rails and a different mount so I could slide the main unit out when I was transporting the boat..
1797382
I attach mine from the side of the kayak and paddle just slow enough that water does not flow over top. trolling at the same time makes it worth it. When I need to paddle faster I pull it inside the kayak first.
2266616
It comes with a base like most trolling motors. It bolts to yor boat in the bow and motor is attached to that. it deploys like most trolling motors. You pull a cord and lift it up let it down.
827044
What the previous responses said! Marine battery, motor mount, trolling motor and battery box. I would also recommend picking up a trickle charger if you don't have one yet to charge your battery when not in use.
1757587
The trolling motor is a good motor for a small boat or in your case a raft. A 12 volt sealed battery(CAR) will work fine you just have to mount it so it does not move in your floatation device. Charge time on the battery depends on how hard you run the motor. And yes you have to re-charge the battery with a battery charger type car battery charger.
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I see some confused answers, so I offer: A trolling motor that can run on less than 10 amps (or a 12v 40 pound thrust or less operated most of the time in mid-range, not full "throttle") should get at least 3 hours of trolling out of this battery... that is my interest in this battery.
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When I owned this boat I used a 45 lb. thrust trolling motor, and it pushed it pretty good, but I used it only on a small river. I think a 5 to 8 hp motor would work just fine for this boat if you are going to use it on a larger body of water.
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Yes u have to drill 4 holes in the boat for it and it mounts on the bottom of the trolling motor