Minn Kota® Engine Mount Saltwater Trolling Motors
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- 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
- Special saltwater paint process and replaceable zinc sacrificial anode mounted in prop hub
- All mounting hardware included, for easy installation
- Manufacturer's two-year warranty
Minn Kota® Engine Mount Saltwater Trolling Motors
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good quality and performance for the money
purchased saltwater EM-160 for main propulsion of pontoon on "no motor lake" design and ease of mounting very user-friendly. others who have seen my set-up seem very interested in it.
August 6, 2010
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The recommended minimum thrust for a 22 to 24’ boat length is 101 to 160 pounds. In addition, if you boat weight with gear/people is over 4000 pounds order the 80 pound thrust if over order the 160 pound thrust Engine Mount Saltwater Trolling Motors. ThanksAnswers
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Per the manufacturer web site, the 160 pound thrust works for a 20 to 23 foot boat. Thanks http://www.minnkotamotors.com/produ...Answers
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No, they are not recommended to be mounted on a canoe or kayak. ThanksAnswers
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No, the EM is designed specifically for installation on the anti-cavitation of an outboard or IO lower unit on a planning typed boat hull (a hull that lifts the EM motors out of the water when the boat is “on plane”). Mounting the EM motor on the rudder of a sailboat is not what the EM motor was designed for and would add considerable drag to the boat when under sail.Thanks
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I have a Minn Kota that has remote control is this capable of the remote control also.Answers
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Not in the usual sense. These units are designed to be mounted on either an outboard or I/O lower unit anti-cavitation plate. Steering control is via the control used to turn the main motor (th e outboard steering or I/O unit steering). Speed is adjusted via the control that comes with this unit. Tilt of this series minnKota is also via the main motor.
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Yes it is remote controlAnswers
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No, the EM motor mounts permanently on the cavitation plate of the outboard or I/O lower unit.Answers
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approx. 28" wide - 6" high - 14" deep with a mounting brkt that stands another 8" higher1 of 1
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