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MotorGuide® Bulldog Transom Mount Trolling Motors
Perfect for small boats and jon boats, the Bulldog Trolling Motor packs MotorGuide reliability and plenty of power into a minimal amount of space. The Bulldog Trolling Motor offers 360 degree, rack-and-pinion, foot-control maneuverability through stumps and weedy obstacles for hands-free fishing. This one-of-a-kind trolling motor features a foot-control pedal mounted on the bow or transom via an economical, aluminum transom mount built to take a pounding.
Perfect for small boats and jon boats, the Bulldog Trolling Motor packs MotorGuide reliability and plenty of power into a minimal amount of space. The Bulldog Trolling Motor offers 360 degree, rack-and-pinion, foot-control maneuverability through stumps and weedy obstacles for hands-free fishing. This one-of-a-kind trolling motor features a foot-control pedal mounted on the bow or transom via an economical, aluminum transom mount built to take a pounding.
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No, per MotorGuide web site.Q:
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How long is the steering cable from the motor to the foot control - NOT the power cable to the battery
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5 ft, but about 18 inches is lost since the cable must loop around to the front of the foot pedal.A:
I own a NuCanoe and purchased this motor for it. BIG MISTAKE. The cable is only 5' long but has to turn twice in order to face the back seat. It simply is not long enough for use in a NuCanoe. I returned my Bulldog and upgraded to the Minn Kota Powerdrive V2 -- just have to sway the yellow and green wires to make it a stern drive motor.Answers
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The Bulldog has cable driven steering in the monster cable that connects the motor to the pedal. Putting your heel down turns the boat one way and putting your toe down turns it the other. The Cable however is too short for small boat operation.A:
It does control direction and actually rotates 360 degrees.Answers
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You can mount on the transom or the bow.
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This is for transom mount, the controls are not reversable.Details:
This question pertains to the Motorguide Bulldog transom mount trolling motor. (Foot controlled).Answers
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I havent measured the cables but i did add lenght to mine. The owners manuel tells you to use 6 ga. wire for me it was an easy fix.Details:
i have a jon boat with a jerry rigged gator mount on the front...it has worked great for 6 yrs now but the motor i had kicked the bucket..and i'm lookin for a new 30" shaft motor in this price range...not really worried about the mount coming off as much as the steering direction...will it reverse?Answers
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Yes the foot rotates 360 degrees just like any other foot control trolling motor.
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Well I`m not completely sure on the gator mount but i think it should switch over and the direction will be fine just as long as the direction arrow on the top pf the trolling motor is pointed in the way you what to go, the bottom half of the shaft turn 360 degrees. Go to your local bass pro and look at one on in personDetails:
How much does this weigh? I am trying to keep weight down. ThanksAnswers
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shipping weight is 27 lbs for item 38-531-958-00 and 32 lbs for item 38-532-399-00.Answers
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Yes, it does tilt, but probably should be removed from the boat prior to travel onboard a boat trailer. To much of it sticks out in front of the bow.Answers
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Wide Bite refers to the type of mount. The Wide Bite mount opens a little more to fit the transom on larger boats.
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