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Description
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.
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Reviews
Rated 1 out of
5 by
wmichqb14 from
Failed within the first yearThe motor is pretty good as far as power, does what I want it to do. However, the speed control on the twist handle failed before I even owned it for a year. This is pretty disappointing considering it hasn't been used all that much and I have taken good care of it. Granted, they have a two year warranty and are fixing it but I fear I may have a lemon that will be problematic after the warranty period.
Date published: 2019-07-02
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Snoopy20 from
QuietLove this trolling motor. Runs all day around our small lakes I fish.
Date published: 2019-06-29
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Crowley from
Four stars when could easily be 5Really in all honesty it's a five-star but the short power cables really hinder where I can put the roughly 80lb battery that the motor requires to run all day, on one or two speed trolling. With minimum pausing the motor usually finishes the battery off around 9 hours maybe 10. Due to the short cables I have to have that battery right behind me in my 18 ft canoe I usually fish alone and have the anchor which is 15 pounds in the bow and whatever spare odds and ends I can put in the front but it still isn't enough to outweigh myself and that battery. If I had like 10 or 15 foot extension for the power cables that would put it at five star level my books
Date published: 2019-05-28
Rated 2 out of
5 by
rjd1 from
Doesn't lastJust like my last two MinnKota motors, my 'new' Endura Max died in less than two years, as did my previous two MinnKota C2 (50) models. I think that I am done with Minnkotas, will try some other brand this time.
Date published: 2019-05-18
Rated 5 out of
5 by
carla 76 from
minnkota endura max 55lb thrust 36inch shaftI recieved as a mothers day gift. I previously owned two others minnkota 30lb thrust and was very pleased both motors. They both lasted 8-10 years. This motor seems to be just as nice, quiet, powerful with ajustable speed helps in controlling the boat. I have it on a flat bottom 12 ft aluminum boat. The battery charger is a plus I'm sure will be useful . The motor seems to meet my needs just purchased so I hope it last as long as my other two minnkotas, one off which I still use although the propeller sticks sometimes not bad after 10 years.
Date published: 2019-05-12
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Camofrog from
DisappointedHad this only 6 years, the speed controller went out and they want $110. per hour to fix it, I guess I have a piece of junk, thought it had life time warranty "NOT" more junk for landfill
Date published: 2019-04-23
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.
Minn Kota used to make a 3HP 12 volt motor and a 4HP 24 volt motor. How many pounds of thrust would each of those motors be?
Asked by: Big Al 727
The 3HP was 45 lbs. of thrust. The 4HP was 55 lbs. of thrust.
Answered by: Minn Kota Support
Date published: 2019-03-27
Is this motor reversible for front or back of boat
Asked by: Bizz
Yes. The top head of the motor can be reversed.
Answered by: Minn Kota Support
Date published: 2019-03-12
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: 2019-04-03
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.
