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MotorGuide® VariMAX™ Bow Mount Pontoon Trolling Motors
Designed to have the longest run time of any motor in its class and the advantage of a precise variable-speed adjustment, VariMax™ gives you the freedom to fish all day with unmatched control of your boat—with the Digital guts to get it done, day in and day out. You’ll get up to 3.5X the battery life over 5-speed motors. And never have to settle for a little too fast or a bit too slow. Dial it way down and whisper through the shallows, or crank it up and cut through the wind with less amp draw than ever before. Fish longer, fish at exactly the speed you want, and fish more silently. And do it with the
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Designed to have the longest run time of any motor in its class and the advantage of a precise variable-speed adjustment, VariMax™ gives you the freedom to fish all day with unmatched control of your boat—with the Digital guts to get it done, day in and day out. You’ll get up to 3.5X the battery life over 5-speed motors. And never have to settle for a little too fast or a bit too slow. Dial it way down and whisper through the shallows, or crank it up and cut through the wind with less amp draw than ever before. Fish longer, fish at exactly the speed you want, and fish more silently. And do it with the extreme durability of Digital.
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12 volt VariMAX Trolling Motors include a one-year manufacturer’s warranty; 24 volt motors include a two-year warranty.
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We have a 20' pontoon boat and want a trolling motor that has a quick release
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For a 22' boat it is recommended to use at least 80-101 pounds of thrust. However, if you are in slack-water lakes most of the time (no current), then 75lb should work.If a customer fishes rivers , tailwaters or any other body of water with abundant current, recommend moving up a level or two higher than the recommended minimum thrust.
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bigger the better, 29mDetails:
I have a 2010 Bass Buggy 18Answers
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ecommended for 18' boat is a 55 pound thrust but if you fish slack-water lakes most of the time then 50 would work.If your fish rivers , tailwaters or any other body of water with abundant current, recommend moving up a level or two higher than the recommended minimum thrust.
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IT DETACHES AND DOES NOT TILT IF YOU BOUGHT THE BOW MOUNT FOR A POTOON BOAT. TO DETACH UNSCREW THE HAND BRACKET DOOR KNOB AND REMOVE THE MOTOR. I JUST LOOSEN THE BRACKET AND SLIDE THE MOTOR OUT OF THE WATER & RE-TIGHTEN WHEN I GET UNDERWAY. THE TRANSOM MOUNT MODEL DOES TILT AND SOME OF THE OTHER MODELS ALSO DO.
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Yes,you can mount it premanent,or Bass Pro Shops sells a slide off mount and base for it.Answers
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I HAD A 12 VOLT 50# THRUST TROLLING MOTOR ON MY 22 FOOT PONTOON BOAT AND IT DID NOT MOVE THE BOAT IN A 10-20 MPH WIND. I BOUGHT THE 24 VOLT 75# THRUST MOTOR AND IT MOVES MY PONTOON IN UP TO A 20 MPH WIND. AS FOR YOUR 20 FOOT PONTOON I WOULD GUESS PROBABLY WITH DIFFICULTY IN A 10-15 MPH WIND. WITH WINDS LIGHT AND VARIABLE YOU SHOULD HAVE NO PROBLEM.A:
I would use 24v
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The 24 volt motor with its 70 lbs of thrust would be best for your 20' pontoon.1 of 1
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