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Minn Kota® Endura™ Max Transom-Mount Trolling Motors feature Minn Kota's Digital Maximizer technology, which allows the motor to run up to five times longer on a single battery charge. Endura Max Trolling Motors boast variable speed control for more precise and smoother speed adjustments plus improved control.
Digital Maximizer™ technology
Integrated push-to-test battery meter
Variable speed control
Telescoping handle
Web ID: 12091105032624
Rated 5 out of
5 by
The Hunter from
New purchaseMinnkotas reputation speaks for purchasing this product it has no peers .Having purchased this Enduramax trolling motor in December you're going to have to wait until June for a full review
Date published: 2018-12-30
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Bryanem from
Cheap Plastic Composite Mount: UnreliableI replaced a 30 year old Minn Kota trolling motor with this one, I can't believe how cheap they now make these. My old one had a durable metal mount, with a metal engagement pin on the tilt mount notches. The new Endura has a plastic composite mount, with a flimsy tilt lever and cheap plastic piece that fits into plastic notches. I am careful with my gear, and after three fishing trips, the tilt pin malfunctioned. I could tell the first time I used it, that the tilt spring and pin was flimsy. I never had a problem with the old one in 30 years and tilted it hundreds of times. I am returning this and trading in for their main competitive brand, they still use sturdy metal transom mounts with a durable tilt mechanism. Minn Kota used to be a great brand, but this motor is a cheaply made hunk of junk.
Date published: 2018-09-19
Rated 5 out of
5 by
SLABDADDY from
Awesome Transom MotorFirst, if you are looking at an Endura motor for your boat if you can afford it get the Max version instead of the C2. I purchased an Endura Max 55 and it is so much nicer than a C2. The variable speed allows you full control over your speed and the battery life is much better (maybe not 5X but definitely better). I've only had it for this summer but so far so good.
Date published: 2018-08-30
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Sundance3102 from
DisapointedHad a MotorGuide 45 with variable speed that I ran aground and had to replace. Didn't go with the MotorGuide because Cabela's didn't offer the variable speed option. Thought the Minn Kota 55 would give more power. The MotorGuide 45 had more power both forward and reverse.
Date published: 2018-07-17
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Happyconsumer2 from
Exceeded expectationsWorked great for my 14' row boat, according to my fish finder it got it up to 3.57 mph
Date published: 2018-05-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
wreq from
Minn Kota good as ever!After wearing out my 15 year old Minn Kota 40 lb thrust trolling motor I ordered a new Minn Kota Endura Max 45 lb thrust transom mount. Two big improvements are the battery charge level indicator and the click to off on the handle. I really appreciate both features especially the click to off on the handle. Any long time Minn Kota transom trolling motor user knows the first thing to get wishy-washy is the off position on the handle. When out on the water there is a lot going on so it is very easy to miss the off position leaving the motor constantly running. Not on the new Endura Max. You can both feel and hear the handle click into the off position. My hats off to the engineers at Minn Kota for solving this long time
nagging issue.
Date published: 2018-05-15
Rated 5 out of
5 by
CaptainV from
Runs forever on a single battery chargeFor slow ,stealthy trolling in close to shore settings nothing beats a battery powered trolling motor - NOTHING !
Date published: 2018-04-10
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Kacz from
MINN KOTA® ENDURA™ MAX 40 TROLLING MOTORI use this on my 10'6" Porta-Bote. Battery, gear and 2 big guys this motor moves us around quite well. Team this up with the Cabela's Advanced Anglers™ AGM Battery – Size 30 and you can cruise all day. We were out on the water for about 5 hours and we only drained the battery by 1/4. Test lights on top of the motor are handy to keep track of how much power is left in the battery. Easy setup, quiet running and very powerful. Never needed to turn speed up to 100% to move around quickly. Well worth the money.
can the shaft be shortened to move the head down for a more comfortable use of tiller in a square back canoe
Asked by: Bubbywalk
Yes. The shaft can be cut down, but such a modification should be done by a service provider.
Answered by: Minn Kota Support
Date published: 2018-12-04
Is there any gauge to measure battery life here or offered to hook into it
What should expect in hours of full power useage for a charged battery
Can i carry 2 batteries and switch over by a simple switch
How do i recharge batteries
Asked by: Barry2458
12 volt deep cycle batteries require being connected to a AC powered battery charger to recharge. There is no gauge that can tell you time left in hours as that is dependent on the size of the battery.
Answered by: Minn Kota Support
Date published: 2018-11-26
What type of battery can you use a carn
Asked by: Fish24
The Endura Max model is 12 volt battery.
Answered by: BPSResource3
Date published: 2018-11-01
How wide is the clamp bracket? I have limited space on the transom.
Asked by: John Bartch
The max width of the transom bracket opening is 3 7/8".
Answered by: Minn Kota Support
Date published: 2018-09-26
Will it work for a 24 foot pontoon
Asked by: Kleginterri
Thanks for your question. For a boat of that size (24' pontoon boat), you will want the most powerful trolling motor available, probably a minimum of 112 pounds of thrust.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist10
Date published: 2018-09-11
Can this transom mount motor be set to “kick up” when it hits an obstruction (like the rocks in the river I fish)?
Asked by: Need a trolling motor
No. The tilt position is set by a t-bar. The t-bar will break if something is struck with enough force, in which case you would have to replace the t-bar.
Answered by: Minn Kota Support
Date published: 2018-07-09
I have an 11ft kayak an want to purchase the Minn Kota Endura Max trolling motor. The kayak weighs 68lbs and I weigh approx180. How much thrust do I need to keep me trolling all day at an average of 2 mph.
Asked by: Yakkin
Length of time you can use actually depends on the size of batteries being used and speed at which you run the motor. To run all day at roughly half speed would take more reserve than is realistically available in most deep cycle batteries.
Answered by: Minn Kota Support
Date published: 2018-06-22
Can an Ipilot remote be added or work with this motor? If so is there a certain one?
