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Special composite materials give the Minn Kota® Endura® C2 Lever Lock Bracket for Transom Mount Trolling Motors the unbeatable ability to resist flexing, warping, and UV damage. A telescoping 6" handle on this trolling motor lock bracket features an ergonomic design for greater comfort and steering convenience. The indestructible composite shaft brings proven strength you'll appreciate with every trip on the water. Unlike ordinary trolling motor brackets, the Minn Kota Endura C2 Lever Lock Bracket for Transom Mount Trolling Motors won't break, kink, or corrode. Manufacturer model #: 1352240.
Minn Kota lever lock bracket with unbeatable performance
Resists flexing, warping, and UV damage
Telescoping 6" handle
Ergonomic design—greater comfort and steering convenience
Indestructible composite shaft
Won't break, kink, or corrode
Web ID: 10210662
Rated 5 out of
5 by
C David from
Nice Electric RigI bought this motor in 2015 for use on these expansive and remote lakes and marshes in my region. I use it extensively on three boats: a Lund SSV-18, a Glen-L Duck Boat I built, and a Tracker 1542 with a 13 hp mud motor. It is well built, easy to operate, and reliable. I will buy a second this year and use it in tandem with the first for marsh work here...hunting and fishing. Buying two is a lot cheaper than a single that is twice as powerful and more versatile...and I always wanted a boat with twin screws! ;) Absolutely a great little rig.
Date published: 2019-02-05
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Mike Edmonton from
Probably the ideal motor for the Intex Mariner 4.Great price, solid and we'll built, turns the Mariner 4 into a perfectly silent fishing platform.
Date published: 2018-08-08
Rated 5 out of
5 by
FMan from
Nice little motorFirst experience with an electric motor. It did a great job pushing a fairly big boat around the lake. I'll probably be buying one for my boat in the future. No real complaints here other than it being very different from the gas motors with which I am familiar
Date published: 2018-08-02
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Lakework1 from
Great motorPerfect match with our lake maintenance pontoon to shuttle mowers to the island and powerful enough for more windy days.
Date published: 2018-07-13
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Homeslice from
nice thrustI went on my river with it a little while ago and I even brought it on a two day camping trip down the river. It handled well, and it had us going pretty fast the whole way. It is an alright product for some fun times. I wouldn't rely on it fully, but it got me from A to B.
Date published: 2018-06-19
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Irwin from
Motor died after only 2 years!Was ready to go out on my mobile dock last weekend for memorial day after charging up the dry cell and Endura C2 40 motor was dead! Couldn't believe it since I keep it out of the water (which was fresh water, not salt) when not in use and in my garage during the winter. Of course it died right after the warranty expired! Unhappy customer.
Date published: 2018-06-02
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Jeffrey from
Not very goodLeft me stranded, stuck in reverse, in the middle of the river today!! I had to paddle back to shore!! 2nd one that’s done this to me. Cheap plastic wheel at end of telescopic handle inside casing broke in half!!! Like I said, this is the 2nd one in 3 years!! Perhaps I’ll get a Motor Guide next time!!
Date published: 2018-04-27
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Harcus from
DisappointedI won't go as far as calling this a piece of junk but I'll explain why I was disappointed. It's surprisingly noising for an electric motor. It feels cheap. Like many electric products it's either high or low powered. The first 4 speeds are low with not a noticeable change in power, particularly for the high current area I fish. The 5th setting is the only one that can make a difference/move the boat. I got the long shaft as my transom is high. At full speed the shaft and bracket can not handle the torque. The shaft and the bracket flex. It seems like the bracket can barely handle the flex and I question how long it will hold up. I would have returned this but it was a gift. Unfortunately there are not many electric trolling motors on the market. I would consider another brand.
Can the trolling motor head & handle be rotated 180 to use the trolling motor from bow mounted pond boat?
Asked by: Voop
Yes, that can be done on that model.
Answered by: Minn Kota Support
Date published: 2018-09-10
would it be safe to take this on Lake Michigan on a 12ft Jon boat. (mounted on the stern)
Asked by: bob12
Is this for salt-wayer ?
Asked by: Nifty 50
Thank you for your question! This is for freshwater use.
Answered by: BPSResource19
Date published: 2018-10-18
will the motor fit through the mirage drive hole in a Hobie PA kayak?
Asked by: wesss
Unfortunately we do not know the dimensions of the opening in that product.
Answered by: Minn Kota Support
Date published: 2018-07-12
What size battery do I need to get ? It’s for a raft on a small lake
Asked by: Bassmasterblaster420
We recommend a 12v battery with at least a 100 amp hour reserve.
Answered by: Minn Kota Support
Date published: 2018-06-22
How long is the power cord
Asked by: Wademan
The power leads are about 5 ft.
Answered by: Minn Kota Support
Date published: 2018-10-06
I would like to run this on a sea hawk 2 inflaitable boat what size battery do you recomend?
Asked by: tiered of rowing
Thanks for your question. The Minn Kota Endura C2 motors are 12-volt motors. Any 12-volt marine battery will work, with the larger group sizes providing longer run times.
