how can I find a collector of old trolling motors?
Q. I have a lejay electrol tolling motor, as far as I can find it is from just after WWII, I searched Ebay and all I could find is a very old add from the late 40's with my trolling motor in the ad. this thing is cool, everyone who sees it ask me "where'd you get that thing? that's cool"... it is in good working order and has to be collectable, beyond Ebay where would I find a collector, I have no real use for this thing, I think it's cool though and would like to see it go to a collector who might really see a value in it as I have no real use for it.
Asked by troutslayer - Sat May 12 15:29:10 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by RANDALL FLAGG - Sat May 12 20:26:26 2007
Q. I have a lejay electrol tolling motor, as far as I can find it is from just after WWII, I searched Ebay and all I could find is a very old add from the late 40's with my trolling motor in the ad. this thing is cool, everyone who sees it ask me "where'd you get that thing? that's cool"... it is in good working order and has to be collectable, beyond Ebay where would I find a collector, I have no real use for this thing, I think it's cool though and would like to see it go to a collector who might really see a value in it as I have no real use for it.
Asked by troutslayer - Sat May 12 15:29:10 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. pray
Answered by RANDALL FLAGG - Sat May 12 20:26:26 2007
Are Electric Trolling Motors worth the money? How longs does a 12V battery last boat a boat?
Q. Are Electric Trolling Motors worth the money? How longs does a 12V battery last boat a boat?
Asked by FoxBat - Sat May 27 20:54:17 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Electric trolling motors have come a long way. With the new style batteries, you can fish for most of a day without loosing power. I'm a big fan and think they are worth every penny (I used to run a trolling plate, this is MUCH better!).
Answered by wildraft1 - Sun May 28 10:13:51 2006
Q. Are Electric Trolling Motors worth the money? How longs does a 12V battery last boat a boat?
Asked by FoxBat - Sat May 27 20:54:17 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Electric trolling motors have come a long way. With the new style batteries, you can fish for most of a day without loosing power. I'm a big fan and think they are worth every penny (I used to run a trolling plate, this is MUCH better!).
Answered by wildraft1 - Sun May 28 10:13:51 2006
I have an old motorguide trolling motor. Do all of the new prop nuts fit the old trolling motors?
Q. I have an old motorguide trolling motor. Do all of the new prop nuts fit the old trolling motors?
Asked by Chris W - Sun Mar 8 22:39:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. take old nut to nut shop no probs
Answered by millsym2k - Wed Mar 11 08:13:15 2009
Q. I have an old motorguide trolling motor. Do all of the new prop nuts fit the old trolling motors?
Asked by Chris W - Sun Mar 8 22:39:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. take old nut to nut shop no probs
Answered by millsym2k - Wed Mar 11 08:13:15 2009
What length of trolling motor shaft should I get for my boat?
Q. I have a 14 foot V-haul aluminum fishing boat. I'm planning to buy a trolling motor for it, but should I get a 36" or 42" shaft? I'm looking at a Minn Kota trolling motor. Possibly a 40 to 55 lb trust model.
Asked by minortj - Mon Apr 14 17:07:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would go with the 42" shaft so you have lots of shaft still in the water incase you have to mount it up high.
Answered by Bold As Love - Mon Apr 14 17:16:27 2008
Q. I have a 14 foot V-haul aluminum fishing boat. I'm planning to buy a trolling motor for it, but should I get a 36" or 42" shaft? I'm looking at a Minn Kota trolling motor. Possibly a 40 to 55 lb trust model.
Asked by minortj - Mon Apr 14 17:07:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would go with the 42" shaft so you have lots of shaft still in the water incase you have to mount it up high.
Answered by Bold As Love - Mon Apr 14 17:16:27 2008
Can you put a trolling motor on a small sailboat?
Q. I have an 11' super snark and am thinking of adding a little trolling motor. We have a lot of little islands around and I need something to get me out to open water. (Less than half a mile) Is this a good idea, and what kind of motor should I consider?
Asked by JTS - Fri Jul 31 16:58:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In general the motor is more trouble than it's worth. If you have to take it off the back of the boat, in order to get it completely out of the water, drag and sailing balance can be a problem, then what do you do with it. It's underfoot. So, that small of a boat is just best sailed out and back. Good luck!
Answered by Richard C - Fri Jul 31 17:47:44 2009
Q. I have an 11' super snark and am thinking of adding a little trolling motor. We have a lot of little islands around and I need something to get me out to open water. (Less than half a mile) Is this a good idea, and what kind of motor should I consider?
Asked by JTS - Fri Jul 31 16:58:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In general the motor is more trouble than it's worth. If you have to take it off the back of the boat, in order to get it completely out of the water, drag and sailing balance can be a problem, then what do you do with it. It's underfoot. So, that small of a boat is just best sailed out and back. Good luck!
Answered by Richard C - Fri Jul 31 17:47:44 2009
Where can I mount my trolling motor on a closed bow boat?
Q. I have a 16'6" foot boat with a closed bow. There is a hand operated trolling motor mounted to the transom and I have a 50 hp motor there to. It is kinda tight with both of them there and I want to put a trolling motor with autopilot somewhere on the boat. Where is a good place to mount this new motor I have on my closed bow boat.
Asked by llc32 - Tue Jun 24 11:09:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On the closed boat> That's where most mount them> The cables are long> Hope you don't have a bow rail??
Answered by 45 auto - Tue Jun 24 11:15:34 2008
Q. I have a 16'6" foot boat with a closed bow. There is a hand operated trolling motor mounted to the transom and I have a 50 hp motor there to. It is kinda tight with both of them there and I want to put a trolling motor with autopilot somewhere on the boat. Where is a good place to mount this new motor I have on my closed bow boat.
Asked by llc32 - Tue Jun 24 11:09:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On the closed boat> That's where most mount them> The cables are long> Hope you don't have a bow rail??
Answered by 45 auto - Tue Jun 24 11:15:34 2008
What is included when you buy a trolling motor?
Q. Does it include the battery and/or the charger? Also, what is a good amount to spend on a trolling motor? What are the advantages to spending more money?
Asked by eagles12winning - Sat Sep 1 11:46:41 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mount, mount kit, motor, prop, and owner's manual. foot controls start at $370. hand ops. start at $160. from there they can be as $$ as you care to deal with.
Answered by stewpid - Sat Sep 1 12:33:09 2007
Q. Does it include the battery and/or the charger? Also, what is a good amount to spend on a trolling motor? What are the advantages to spending more money?
Asked by eagles12winning - Sat Sep 1 11:46:41 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mount, mount kit, motor, prop, and owner's manual. foot controls start at $370. hand ops. start at $160. from there they can be as $$ as you care to deal with.
Answered by stewpid - Sat Sep 1 12:33:09 2007
Where is a good place to mount my trolling motor on my boat?
Q. I have a 1968 silver line boat with a closed bow and was wondering where the best place to mount an auotpilot trolling motor is? Right now i have a hand operated trolling motor and it is in the way of my 50 hp motor because there is little room. I am looking for others opinions before I decide what I am going to do. Thanks I am tired of controlling it and fish at the same time.
Asked by llc32 - Tue Jun 24 02:03:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you will want the trolling motor placed to fit the e-z steer connector. get a good bracket and if you do your own installation, don't forget to caulk the holes. our friend did and the leaks caused him problems, you don't want. good luck
Answered by panfish - Tue Jun 24 08:15:23 2008
Q. I have a 1968 silver line boat with a closed bow and was wondering where the best place to mount an auotpilot trolling motor is? Right now i have a hand operated trolling motor and it is in the way of my 50 hp motor because there is little room. I am looking for others opinions before I decide what I am going to do. Thanks I am tired of controlling it and fish at the same time.
Asked by llc32 - Tue Jun 24 02:03:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you will want the trolling motor placed to fit the e-z steer connector. get a good bracket and if you do your own installation, don't forget to caulk the holes. our friend did and the leaks caused him problems, you don't want. good luck
Answered by panfish - Tue Jun 24 08:15:23 2008
How to build a trolling motor?
Q. I have a 12 foot inflatable river raft. It can handle class 3 rapids and can hold a trolling motor up to 3 hp. was wondering how i might build a trolling motor, maybe from a weed eater or something? any ideas or suggestions welcome!
Asked by Michael - Sat Jun 6 00:10:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. An average trolling motor has 35-40 lbs of thrust. It would take even the most enormous, super duty weed whacker to get possibly close to that. Not to mention the time, materials required and how reliable it would probably turn out. Save the time, hassle and materials and get yourself a cheap $150 Minn Kota. It will serve you much better.
Answered by unknown - Sat Jun 6 01:41:28 2009
Q. I have a 12 foot inflatable river raft. It can handle class 3 rapids and can hold a trolling motor up to 3 hp. was wondering how i might build a trolling motor, maybe from a weed eater or something? any ideas or suggestions welcome!
Asked by Michael - Sat Jun 6 00:10:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. An average trolling motor has 35-40 lbs of thrust. It would take even the most enormous, super duty weed whacker to get possibly close to that. Not to mention the time, materials required and how reliable it would probably turn out. Save the time, hassle and materials and get yourself a cheap $150 Minn Kota. It will serve you much better.
Answered by unknown - Sat Jun 6 01:41:28 2009
Is it possible to make a tansom mount trolling motor into a bow mount?
Q. I am re-doing some of the items on my small 15' trihull and I would really like to add a trolling motor on the bow. What I am finding is that the bow mount is 3x the price of a rear or transom mount trolling motor. Has anyone created or found a mount that will work and save me some $. With the price of gas, I need to cut some corners somewhere so I can still afford to put the boat in the water, lol.
Asked by bigdog2594 - Wed May 28 10:23:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes you can. take off the head and turn around to the other direction, then take a 1 foot piece of 4 inch or more angle iron and mount on the bow, you will have to sit up front to drive it.
Answered by s2monk75 - Wed May 28 10:46:52 2008
Q. I am re-doing some of the items on my small 15' trihull and I would really like to add a trolling motor on the bow. What I am finding is that the bow mount is 3x the price of a rear or transom mount trolling motor. Has anyone created or found a mount that will work and save me some $. With the price of gas, I need to cut some corners somewhere so I can still afford to put the boat in the water, lol.
Asked by bigdog2594 - Wed May 28 10:23:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes you can. take off the head and turn around to the other direction, then take a 1 foot piece of 4 inch or more angle iron and mount on the bow, you will have to sit up front to drive it.
Answered by s2monk75 - Wed May 28 10:46:52 2008
What type of battery should I use for a trolling motor?
Q. I'm not using it to crank a motor, just for lights on my boat and a 34lb thrust trolling motor.
Asked by Brad T - Mon Apr 9 07:53:14 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should use the type called a deep cycle battery.They are built with more lead plates inside them. A deep cycle battery can stand being pulled down to almost nothing and then being successfully taking a full charge. They will cost a little more money than a regular battery but they will last a lot longer. Be sure you have a battery charger to bring it back up to peak voltage after a fishing trip.
Answered by stik - Mon Apr 9 08:31:09 2007
Q. I'm not using it to crank a motor, just for lights on my boat and a 34lb thrust trolling motor.
Asked by Brad T - Mon Apr 9 07:53:14 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should use the type called a deep cycle battery.They are built with more lead plates inside them. A deep cycle battery can stand being pulled down to almost nothing and then being successfully taking a full charge. They will cost a little more money than a regular battery but they will last a lot longer. Be sure you have a battery charger to bring it back up to peak voltage after a fishing trip.
Answered by stik - Mon Apr 9 08:31:09 2007
How to troubleshoot three pin trolling motor receptacle?
Q. I have a motorguide 24 volt trolling motor and have tried to power it through my bow receptacle. It has a 12/24, 2(12) and charge switch next to the receptacle. The motor has a plug with black, yellow and red leads. When I plug it in the motor won't run in any position. What could be the problem? What battery configuration should be used? What position switch should the motor run? Thanks I have looked at the connections at the batteries and there are four leads. White, red, orange and black. The orange/white are positive/negative on battery #1. Red and black are positive/negative on battery #2. How does this combine into a three prong receptacle at the bow?
Asked by Deucer84 - Mon Sep 24 23:03:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. black wire is negative DC (battery) power. Red wire is positive DC power and the yellow is the ground for charging if it is hooked up like mine is. It could also been the 12volt dc side to run your lights and the red and black are 24 volts dc to run your motor. I would say you have a blown fuse if it is not running at all and you know your batteries are good. you can also try wiring up to 24 volts by itself and see what happens. If you hook it up backwards the motor will run in reverse if you select forward and vise versa.
Answered by jb - Mon Sep 24 23:15:46 2007
Q. I have a motorguide 24 volt trolling motor and have tried to power it through my bow receptacle. It has a 12/24, 2(12) and charge switch next to the receptacle. The motor has a plug with black, yellow and red leads. When I plug it in the motor won't run in any position. What could be the problem? What battery configuration should be used? What position switch should the motor run? Thanks I have looked at the connections at the batteries and there are four leads. White, red, orange and black. The orange/white are positive/negative on battery #1. Red and black are positive/negative on battery #2. How does this combine into a three prong receptacle at the bow?
Asked by Deucer84 - Mon Sep 24 23:03:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. black wire is negative DC (battery) power. Red wire is positive DC power and the yellow is the ground for charging if it is hooked up like mine is. It could also been the 12volt dc side to run your lights and the red and black are 24 volts dc to run your motor. I would say you have a blown fuse if it is not running at all and you know your batteries are good. you can also try wiring up to 24 volts by itself and see what happens. If you hook it up backwards the motor will run in reverse if you select forward and vise versa.
Answered by jb - Mon Sep 24 23:15:46 2007
What will happen if I switch the positive and negative wires on my trolling motor?
Q. I just added an extension wire between my trolling motor and the battery. Will the motor turn backwards or not work at all if the negative and positive wires got crossed? Thanks in advance! The motor is a Minnkota 36 pound thrust with forward and reverse. The battery is just a normal deep cell 12 volt battery. Hope these extra details help with your answers.
Asked by Earstealer - Wed Sep 3 22:09:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Doesn't matter what kind or size the trolling motor is. It runs on a series circuit it will run backwards, you will have a really fast reverse and a slower forward control movement. Good Luck!!!
Answered by James H - Sun Sep 7 00:30:07 2008
Q. I just added an extension wire between my trolling motor and the battery. Will the motor turn backwards or not work at all if the negative and positive wires got crossed? Thanks in advance! The motor is a Minnkota 36 pound thrust with forward and reverse. The battery is just a normal deep cell 12 volt battery. Hope these extra details help with your answers.
Asked by Earstealer - Wed Sep 3 22:09:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Doesn't matter what kind or size the trolling motor is. It runs on a series circuit it will run backwards, you will have a really fast reverse and a slower forward control movement. Good Luck!!!
Answered by James H - Sun Sep 7 00:30:07 2008
Is a trolling motor enough for a jonboat and lake fishing?
Q. I'm looking to get a 12-14' jonboat. Is it sensible to use a trolling motor for going around a lake for a couple of hours (from spot to spot not constant trolling). How many pounds of thrust should I be looking for?
Asked by Arch Bishop Don Magic Juan - Sun Jan 6 20:58:28 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many lakes will not allow gas powered motors to be used. I have a 1956 15' Cherokee (heavy V bottom) that I transformed into a fishing boat. I use a 50# trolling motors and carry 2 batteries hooked to solar chargers. ( several electrical items running like fish finder, radio, lights, pumps as well as motor). I go out all night and have no troubles and get around fine even on windy days. My best friend has a 14' Jon and runs a 34# with just 1 solar charger. He carries 2 batteries and has just a few electrics and never had any troubles. I suggest from what information you given (not knowing how much you'll be running on the battery and weight you'll be pushing). Get a 50# thrust motor, carry one spare battery and have a solar charger… [cont.]
Answered by IndianaHoosier - Wed Jan 9 05:46:41 2008
Q. I'm looking to get a 12-14' jonboat. Is it sensible to use a trolling motor for going around a lake for a couple of hours (from spot to spot not constant trolling). How many pounds of thrust should I be looking for?
Asked by Arch Bishop Don Magic Juan - Sun Jan 6 20:58:28 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many lakes will not allow gas powered motors to be used. I have a 1956 15' Cherokee (heavy V bottom) that I transformed into a fishing boat. I use a 50# trolling motors and carry 2 batteries hooked to solar chargers. ( several electrical items running like fish finder, radio, lights, pumps as well as motor). I go out all night and have no troubles and get around fine even on windy days. My best friend has a 14' Jon and runs a 34# with just 1 solar charger. He carries 2 batteries and has just a few electrics and never had any troubles. I suggest from what information you given (not knowing how much you'll be running on the battery and weight you'll be pushing). Get a 50# thrust motor, carry one spare battery and have a solar charger… [cont.]
Answered by IndianaHoosier - Wed Jan 9 05:46:41 2008
How many pounds of a boat will a 30lb Minn Kota trolling motor push?
Q. Im getting a Coleman Crawdad fishing boat that is about 225 lbs so i need to know if a 30lb Minn Kota trolling motor will push it well enough. If not how many lbs?
Asked by jack k - Fri Jul 31 19:28:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes it will work for your boat, i have a 25 minn kota on my row boat that weighs about 300 pounds, and it pushes just fine.
Answered by fourwheelin60 - Sat Aug 1 10:34:30 2009
Q. Im getting a Coleman Crawdad fishing boat that is about 225 lbs so i need to know if a 30lb Minn Kota trolling motor will push it well enough. If not how many lbs?
Asked by jack k - Fri Jul 31 19:28:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes it will work for your boat, i have a 25 minn kota on my row boat that weighs about 300 pounds, and it pushes just fine.
Answered by fourwheelin60 - Sat Aug 1 10:34:30 2009
Looking for "Southwest Tackle?" on Irving Blvd in Dallas, TX or other place the sells rebuilt trolling motors
Q. Someone told me about a shop in Dallas called something like Southwest Tackle. He said it was on Irving Blvd in Dallas. Supposedly they rebuilt trolling motors and sell them at good prices, but I can't find a phone number or address. Anyone heard of this place or know somewhere else where I can get a reconditioned trolling motor?
Asked by jvelvetpants - Fri Aug 10 16:52:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi...I found it for you. Us fishermen gotta stick together. The name and address is: Southwestern Parts and Services 605 W. Mockingbird Lane Dallas, Texas Phone number is : (214) 630-8161 Fax number is: 214-631-7634 The store is near the corner of W. Mockingbird Lane & Irving Blvd. (You were sooo close) Here's their web site: ***
Answered by Joey Bagadonuts - Sat Aug 11 00:10:11 2007
Q. Someone told me about a shop in Dallas called something like Southwest Tackle. He said it was on Irving Blvd in Dallas. Supposedly they rebuilt trolling motors and sell them at good prices, but I can't find a phone number or address. Anyone heard of this place or know somewhere else where I can get a reconditioned trolling motor?
Asked by jvelvetpants - Fri Aug 10 16:52:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi...I found it for you. Us fishermen gotta stick together. The name and address is: Southwestern Parts and Services 605 W. Mockingbird Lane Dallas, Texas Phone number is : (214) 630-8161 Fax number is: 214-631-7634 The store is near the corner of W. Mockingbird Lane & Irving Blvd. (You were sooo close) Here's their web site: ***
Answered by Joey Bagadonuts - Sat Aug 11 00:10:11 2007
Is there a way to test a little trolling motor without using the marine battery?
Q. I have a little trolling motor and I am unsure if it works. I don't want to spend the money to buy a marine battery yet because it could be a waste of money if it dosen't work. Is there anything i could try to get it to run? I like to learn.
Asked by Joelman - Sat Sep 5 14:21:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, hook it to regular 12 volt battery
Answered by unknown - Sat Sep 5 14:30:39 2009
Q. I have a little trolling motor and I am unsure if it works. I don't want to spend the money to buy a marine battery yet because it could be a waste of money if it dosen't work. Is there anything i could try to get it to run? I like to learn.
Asked by Joelman - Sat Sep 5 14:21:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, hook it to regular 12 volt battery
Answered by unknown - Sat Sep 5 14:30:39 2009
Is it possible to mout a trolling motor on a 4 person coleman navigator ?
Q. The trolling motor is minn kota 40-42" possible?
Asked by $$RICHYRICH$$ - Thu Jun 26 10:01:32 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry but, that would be no. The raft itself has ta' have molded rubber accepters for the motor mounts and this particular one doesn't. Have a 11'.5" Intex inflatable with a Motor Guide electric 30lb., thrust on her but, the raft has those brackets that will take trollin' motor mounts ;)... < ' ( (( > < Coleman Navigator ~ 4 Person:
Answered by FishSteelhead - Thu Jun 26 14:09:04 2008
Q. The trolling motor is minn kota 40-42" possible?
Asked by $$RICHYRICH$$ - Thu Jun 26 10:01:32 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry but, that would be no. The raft itself has ta' have molded rubber accepters for the motor mounts and this particular one doesn't. Have a 11'.5" Intex inflatable with a Motor Guide electric 30lb., thrust on her but, the raft has those brackets that will take trollin' motor mounts ;)... < ' ( (( > < Coleman Navigator ~ 4 Person:
Answered by FishSteelhead - Thu Jun 26 14:09:04 2008
How do I register an Inflatable Boat with a trolling motor in Texas?
Q. I purchased a sevylor Inflatable 3 person boat a year ago on ebay. I also bought a used MinnKota brand 1.5 HP electric trolling motor. I was told i needed to register the boat if I want to take it out to a lake. I called but they were asking what dealer I bought it from , it was just some guy on ebay. Any help would be greatly appereciated.
Asked by JMack - Mon May 11 15:26:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. JMack, I found a nice list of boat dealers. I think someone in your hometown can help assist you. Just call one of them or drop by one day when you are not busy. Many dealers can even setup a test drive.
Answered by Arjun W - Tue May 12 11:32:41 2009
Q. I purchased a sevylor Inflatable 3 person boat a year ago on ebay. I also bought a used MinnKota brand 1.5 HP electric trolling motor. I was told i needed to register the boat if I want to take it out to a lake. I called but they were asking what dealer I bought it from , it was just some guy on ebay. Any help would be greatly appereciated.
Asked by JMack - Mon May 11 15:26:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. JMack, I found a nice list of boat dealers. I think someone in your hometown can help assist you. Just call one of them or drop by one day when you are not busy. Many dealers can even setup a test drive.
Answered by Arjun W - Tue May 12 11:32:41 2009
I am trying to troubleshoot a trolling motor?
Q. I have a Motorguide trolling motor that just quit working during a fishing outing. It is a pedal controlled motor on a 16ft Sylvan Sea Monster. I have tried the obvious things such as checking battery connections, etc. Is there an obvious issue with this trolling motor and any other brand that I could check?
Asked by Alan B - Mon Jun 18 23:27:37 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The most common problem I've encountered over nearly 30 years of Bass fishing has been the speed control switch going bad. Be sure & check your circuit breaker on the battery, if so equipped. (a small plastic piece about one inch cube with a small red button not much bigger than a pencil lead Good luck.
Answered by gejandsons - Mon Jun 18 23:48:44 2007
Q. I have a Motorguide trolling motor that just quit working during a fishing outing. It is a pedal controlled motor on a 16ft Sylvan Sea Monster. I have tried the obvious things such as checking battery connections, etc. Is there an obvious issue with this trolling motor and any other brand that I could check?
Asked by Alan B - Mon Jun 18 23:27:37 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The most common problem I've encountered over nearly 30 years of Bass fishing has been the speed control switch going bad. Be sure & check your circuit breaker on the battery, if so equipped. (a small plastic piece about one inch cube with a small red button not much bigger than a pencil lead Good luck.
Answered by gejandsons - Mon Jun 18 23:48:44 2007
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