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  • Fits hand-operated 12V or 12/24V trolling motors
  • Two foot switches in one
  • Foot- or hand-activated on/off lever

Designed to fit all hand-operated 12V or 12/24V trolling motors, this trolling motor foot switch is equipped with two switches in one: momentary and on/off, has a foot or hand-activated on/off lever and comes with 32’’ heavy-duty marine wiring. Recommended and used by Tommy Martin, professional bass angler and fishing guide. Installation and wiring required.

   
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  • Fits hand-operated 12V or 12/24V trolling motors
  • Two foot switches in one
  • Foot- or hand-activated on/off lever

Designed to fit all hand-operated 12V or 12/24V trolling motors, this trolling motor foot switch is equipped with two switches in one: momentary and on/off, has a foot or hand-activated on/off lever and comes with 32’’ heavy-duty marine wiring. Recommended and used by Tommy Martin, professional bass angler and fishing guide. Installation and wiring required.

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Can anyone explain (or show a picture of) what the final install looks like on the tiller/control head of the trolling motor.

Does this connect between the battery leads of the trolling motor and the battery?
4 months, 2 weeks ago
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 - VA
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In line on the negative side
7 months ago
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wtdoc
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instructions say neg. wire. i would recomend this as if a wire broke under your foot it would not short being the neg.
8 months ago
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 - n.h.
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Use the NEG. line...
9 months ago
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DUSTOFF99
 - Beeville, Texas
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It is recomended that the negative wire is cut.
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 - Southwest Louisiana
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 - N. E. Pennsylvania
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Just on/off
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wtdoc
 - Illinois
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Just an on / off switch.
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Suthrnfisherman
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Just an off/on switch with a continous lever
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Is there a remote switch out there that will handle a 36 volt trolling motor?
1 year, 2 months ago
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 - FL
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Yes BIG FOOT
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Joska
 - Vero Beach,Florida
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10 ga.
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Suthrnfisherman
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16 gauge
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10 gauge.
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 - Little Rock, AR
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10 gage. I use the switches to turn on a Ford starter soilenoid. Keeps from smoking the wires on the switches when using 24 volts on motor.
1 year, 9 months ago
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BassSchoolin
 - Granbury, TX
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No. Just an on/off switch.
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No. This is a simple on and off switch that powers only when the button is down.
1 year, 5 months ago
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no it won't turn the motor.
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No, you have to steer by hand; but it frees you up pretty good if you don't have room for a fully operational foot controlled trolling motor.
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purelure
 - Hamilton, NJ
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no. It just turns it on.
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 - Little Rock, AR
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No, the switch only switches the motor on and off.
1 year, 9 months ago
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 - Spokane, WA
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No, it just starts the motor. They work pretty good!
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 - Lenoir City TN
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need to know how to wire for 12/24 system
2 years, 3 months ago
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 - orlando
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The voltage doesn't matter. It is simply an on and off switch for easier use of a hand controlled motor.
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All you do is splice the foot switch in between the battery and the motor on the negative side. Anywhere on the negative wire between the battery and the motor cut the wire and then attach the two ends of the foot switch wires to both ends created from cutting the wire.
1 year, 9 months ago
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andersonjk4
 - Spokane, WA
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There is a wiring diagram included with the foot switch. My trolling motor is 12-volts and I connected the 2 wires from the foot switch to break the ground portion of the circuit.
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