MotorGuide® Freshwater Bow Mount Trolling Motors - Foot Control

   

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42"

 Speed: 5
Type: Bow Mount 		Important Notice
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50"

 Speed: 5
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36"

 Speed: 5
Type: Bow Mount 		Important Notice
1284331
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42"

 Speed: 5
Type: Bow Mount 		Important Notice
1284336
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45"

 Speed: 5
Type: Bow Mount 		Important Notice
1751606
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50"

 Speed: 5
Type: Bow Mount 		Important Notice
1751608
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MotorGuide: The leader in trolling innovation and technology!

From the back coves to the big water, MotorGuide's Freshwater Bow Mount Trolling Motor series has you covered for the long haul. The Freshwater Bow Mount Foot-Control Trolling Motor series comes in 12 and 24-volt models with 5-speed and digital variable speed power systems. The motor's dependable rack and pinion steering system has been in the MotorGuide line for several years and is a very simple straight forward design known for its long lasting durability. Thrust ratings for the Freshwater Foot-Control models run from 46 to 71 lbs. of thrust.

The Gator® Flex 360 Mount is built from proprietary XK360 die-cast lightweight aluminum, and its strength-to-weight ratio optimizes boat performance and its unique isolator feature protects the motor in shallow water and heavy cover situations. The chart below indicates which models include the Gator Flex 360 Mount.

The 20.8 Gator Breakaway Mount is built with an extruded aluminum base and hinged door that allows the prop to be stowed in either direction (inside or outside the boat) for added versatility. The chart below indicates which models include the #20.8 Gator Breakaway Mount.

    Features:
  • Improved efficiency
  • Quiet, smooth operation
  • Rack & Pinion steering system
  • Hinged door for easy motor removal and storage
  • All-metal shaft
  • Compact, durable, quiet, lightweight, and efficient lower unit
  • 3-blade tapered hub prop
  • Manufacturer's 2-year warranty
Rated 2.8 out of 5 by 38 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Good but....... Good product, very adequate for job. I wish it had a longer shaft (55 or 60") but most fresh water boats this works fine for. Price fair. March 29, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by 2nd motorguide in 11 years love my new one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I almost went minn kota and I am glad I did not. July 5, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Motor Guide Trolling Motor. Came within the time frame they said it would and works well. July 1, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5 by Will not stand up Does not come close to the quality of the Minn Kota. The aluminum shaft will bend where the Minn Kota will flex. Had one a new boat and bought a Minn Kota before the first year was up. I know why Motor Guide went into bankruptcy several years ago.... their product is inferior to the competition. May 28, 2011
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While operating, there is approximately 4 ft. of cord leading up to the foot control pedal depending on how shallow or deep you have the motor running in the water. Thanks!
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I need the mount that attaches to the boat - the trolling motor is fine but the mount is broken. where can I find.
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For the replacement gator mount for your MotorGuide trolling motor, you would need to contact MotorGuide directly for the replacement part. You can reach them by calling 920-929-5040
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On a 24 volt system when using 2 - 12 volt batteries. Connect the positive post of the first battery to the negative post of the second battery. Connect the positive post of the second battery to the positive side of the motor. Connect the negative post of the first battery to the ground of the motor or controller. When disconnecting always remove the ground first and when connecting always connect the ground last.
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bass boats usually use a 45" and deep v use 50". depends on your boat.
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You will want to measure your boat when it is fully loaded with gear and people for a regular day of fishing. Measure from intended mounting location (transom or bow) to the waterline of the loaded boat. Then add 18 inches. That's the shaft length you are looking for.
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You will want to measure your boat when it is fully loaded with gear and people for a regular day of fishing. Measure from intended mounting location (transom or bow) to the waterline of the loaded boat. Then add 18 inches. That's the shaft length you are looking for.
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from the head to the bottom of the shaft/motor itself
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It appears the shaft length is the actual total length of the shaft. However, some of the shaft extends into the mechanism on top the shaft, and some of the shaft extends into the motor at the bottom, so the actual exposed shaft length is a couple of inches or so less than the listed length.
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