Can I attach a trolling motor to this?
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No, really meant for floating.. We were kinda hoping could tow with SeaDoo, but really not made for that
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I don't know where you would mount it. I just ordered a couple telescoping oars to keep us en route on river float trips and paddle back into place on the lake. Three oars at thirty dollars is cheaper and easier than trying to mod a mount for your trolling motor. As taut as the float can get when inflated by an electric air pump, it still will not be rigid enough to provide the stability you will need.
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I suppose you could, but have not tried. You would need to rig something. There is not a built in place to attach one.
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I believe you have to have the v2 co-pilot system installed on your trolling motor to use a remote. This is a replacement remote.
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I'd think so your trolling motor is 36 volts but its a low amp it should work fine as far as I know
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No this item only controls the speed set on the trolling motor..It will not steer the trolling motor.Ray
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It will work if your trolling motor has co-pilot--When you receive it you will have to hold the device near the co-pilot, hold the button in on the Co-pilot until the beeping sound stops----it will then be programed. To hold the button in will require a pointed object, its very small. George
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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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Yes. Twist the handle (which is clamped around the handle grip of the trolling motor) and you can control the speed. Same applies for a regular outboard. Extension allows you to stand and scan the water while moving slowly. Recommend the product.
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I would not use a two piece rod for trolling. I think the drag from the boat and the down planer may put to much stress on the joints
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No. We wired ours to the battery. He has a nice trolling motor and we considered it, so I googled, I'm sorry, I looked it up on bing and found it, I think at amazon for 29$
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Not on a boat just online. Looks smart. Thinking about ordering one. But couldn't you just cut a hole in the deck and mount this motor with the bracket that comes with it ?
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a trolling motor can be used so long as you buy the trolling motor mount which is also available on Amazon. We have tossed the idea around a bit ourselves, but so far I prefer to pedal as it is so quiet I can easily sneak up on wildlife :)
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Yeah, just make sure you get the right battery. I'd suggest a more powerful troll though, low speed isn't going to do much for you on this one.
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You know I don't believe you can attach a motor to the hand crank model. We just use muscle power and it works fine.w
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Yes you can I even got the package with the trolling motor mount is about $19 more
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I have not installed it yet. Waiting for a different transducer (trolling motor mount)
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Shawn, this battery is for game camera or fish finders. Only has 7.0 amps. A trolling motor battery is similar to a car battery. Thanks
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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.