Minn Kota® Riptide® Transom-Mount Saltwater Trolling Motors
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Minn Kota® Riptide® Transom-Mount Trolling Motors offer advanced corrosion protection. Premium-grade alloys are impervious to rust. Metals undergo a rigid multi-step cleaning process before being anodized or coated with special zinc dichromate armor plating. All components are then finished with a 5-mil TGIC polyester powder coat paint. All models except SC models feature Digital Maximizer Technology which allows up to five times longer run time on a single charge. All Riptide trolling motors feature a sacrificial zinc anode to fight galvanic corrosion. The replaceable anode is conveniently mounted on the prop hub for better protection and longer motor life. All Riptide motors feature a two-year manufacturer's warranty.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by dannyr12 riiptide 101
every time I used this motor something broke.first the plastic handle broke when I was attaching it to the boat and finaly the whole motor broke loose from the mount almost pulling a friend overboard the mount has a lot of plastic and is to weak for the weight and strength of the motor , the motor seems well built and solid but the mount is very poor. I would not buy the 101 the other might not b as heavy im going to try the motorguid 105.
April 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by outerbanks minn kota riptide saltwater trolling motor
good motor so far only used it once but it was strong tide motor had good thrust and used little battery my guess is hour and half still had three quarters battery life left
April 27, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5 by no55 riptide 55
Product originally arrive to me damaged the propeller was broken bass pro sent me a new propeller very quickly now in forward the motor does not lock it comes up at you I do not like that at all not a good product for the money
April 18, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by 1969kwoodard Awesome Trolling Motor
This is the best for the money. I have the same unit on my Bay boat and luv both of them.
May 3, 2010
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where does this mount on a 17' Hurricane deck boat with outboard?
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Hi, if i need to lunch my 11 feet long inflatable boat with this trolling motor attach like it is suppose to "transom" , does the motor or shaft tilt ? so the propeller wont be touching the bottom of the ramp ?Thanks,
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Yes you just have to pull up to stow the motor.Answers
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Is it difficult to separate the controller from the motor? I'd like to mount the motor on the rudder bracket (using the existing foot pedals to control the direction) and adjust the motor speed from the center of the kayak.Answers
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Please check with Minn Kota for assistance.Details:
Do you have a cheaper electric motor that will still be good for my boat? Thanks.Answers
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Not good for the money
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Yes. Please do a product search for item number 38-531-755-00 You will want a transom mount trolling motor with either 45 - 65 lb. thrust.Answers
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The vair-max great white worked well for me. 18" shaft 45 lbs thrust. Almost $300 thoughA:
I think best bet is to contact the maker, I noticed you can great request shaft lengths long then what the make so I assume you can have them make them short if needed1 of 1
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