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Minn Kota® Engine Mount Freshwater Trolling Motors

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Minn Kota's Engine Mount motors are ideal for fishing boats, or for turning recreational boats (like runabouts or pontoons) into fishing boats. The EM motor mounts permanently on the cavitation plate of our outboard or I/O lower unit, keeping the deck and transom of the boat clear. No stowing or deploying required. Once on plane, the EM rides completely out of the water, and will not interfere with the normal performance of your boat or engine.

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12

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 Model: 1370610 Important Shipping Notice
38-528-520-00
Your Price (each): $619.99
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36

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 Model: 1370630 Important Shipping Notice
38-528-524-00
Your Price (each): $919.99
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Minn Kota's Engine Mount motors are ideal for fishing boats, or for turning recreational boats (like runabouts or pontoons) into fishing boats. The EM motor mounts permanently on the cavitation plate of our outboard or I/O lower unit, keeping the deck and transom of the boat clear. No stowing or deploying required. Once on plane, the EM rides completely out of the water, and will not interfere with the normal performance of your boat or engine.

    Features:
  • Single or dual motor composite mounting bracket has strength properties similar to aluminum
  • Control module features potted electronics sealed into an aluminum housing for optimal protection against heat and water damage
  • Corded control can be handheld or mounted at the helm, and includes an 18' cord
  • All mounting hardware included, for easy installation
  • Manufacturer's 2-year warranty
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Does any one have any pictures of this unit being installed on a 19 to 20' I/O and does the electic cord from the unit have to be drilled through the hull?
This is my 19.5 84 Colbalt open bow with Merc out drive.

Thanking you in advance for the imfo.

Roy
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You will want to choose one with at least 80 to 101 pounds of thrust to be able to push your size and weight of boat.
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Does the controller have a battery meter? Or is it just basically a dial for Fwd/Reverse?
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its just a dial for forward and reverse

as for the battery I used mine two days in a row (14 hours total) and it was still working pretty good the battery voltage when I was done was 10.9
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Controller offers infinitely variable speed control in forward and reverse. Features neutral (off) detent position.

No, battery meter.
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MK80/EM (item number 38-528-522-00) will work for 17.6' Sport boat with 115 HP Mercury Outboard Engine
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engine mount 2 prop versus a single prop
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This will not work on a pontoon.

The boat would have to go up on plane in order for the EM to be out of the water while the main motor is being used. Since pontoons don’t go up on plane, the EM wouldn’t come out of the water and would cause too much drag.
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