I need to find an outboard motor in 8 to 10 feet of water. Any suggestions?
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This will not work underwater and you need to be within about 3 inches to detect metal, I suggest a gaff hook and long rope.
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Garrett at pro will do the job, we have it in stock, if deeper garrettt infinium or mark II Thanks
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Garrett at pro will do the job, we have it in stock, if deeper garrettt infinium or mark IIThanks
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I really can't answer your question, but try calling a pool place and ask. That's how I knew to order the particular motor that I did.
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I would go to seastar web site and check the part numbers for you outboard. This kit does not have hoses.
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dont buy this motor , get a mincoda. no idea on salt water. i got a 30 lb thrust trolling motor and use it all the time, sevylor is no good, trust me
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the motor isn't designed to get wet, if you are able to keep the motor dry outside use would be OK as long as temps are above freezing,
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Depends on how big you are thinking of, I guess. Maybe a little 5 hp outboard would work, but I run a Minnkoti 50lb thrust on mine and it moves right along. I got the Minnkoti battery box, too, because I leave my Pelican in the water all summer. It keeps it dry and I can check on my battery level with the push of a button. And my kids got me a solar battery charger last Christmas, and I mounted it on the back side, so I am ready to go fish all the time. It's a great set up! Have fun - Nancy
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30lb thrust is recommended but I've seen some people on YouTube that put a small outboard on them. With 30lb thrust it gets up to 4-5 mph
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I would very much recommend a bigger motor. If you are on a budget, I'd recommend a used one with a bigger motor.
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I suggest a 40lb thrust. I use a Coleman air pump with no issues. Good trolling motor battery and charger are also important. As with any trolling motor, don't expect to troll all day or get an extra battery.
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Amazon has one for $8.95. Just do a search for RC Killer Whale boat battery.
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I do this in 1-2ft swells. (I'd call this chop) I have a 21 ft boat and wanted something to get to shore with. So I added on a 55lb thrust electric motor and have taken it between patience island and prudence Island from my boat. (Narragansett Bay RI) It handles real well. but this year I picked up a 3HP gas motor - although the 55 lb works excellent - it's max speed is like 3 mph or so it feels. I'm going to try the MAX 3hp motor on it. I've watched youtube videos of this and it moves a little quicker. Still the boat can handle 1-2 ft chop or swells with no problem.
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Use this motor mount http://www.smallpartscnc.com/o The one that in the kit I rec'd was not good. Fantastic flying airplane on wheels and floats
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I believe it is good up to low 100s hp. You need to go to the next one up for 200HP. Check Sea Stars web site the have information on all outboards and what fits what normally. They are helpful o the phone too. Call and leave a message for tech support and they actually call back. Hope this was helpful. Capt. Jack Boender
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Motor & wiring with 8 gage wire and spade fittings, owners manual provided. You will need: 24 volt system (2 -12v batteries in series (w/8 gage wire), boxes, room in boat), circuit breaker(s)w/ many different setups, secure transom mount that won't damage boat; optional quick connect fittings for batteries, wing nuts(?), charging system (w/its own many options - onboard is better). Maintaining the batteries is a big job with this motor. If backtrolling, turn motor head around. Comfortable place to sit and operate motor and optional neck brace and seat belts for quick surges! See MinnKota web site for more. You're just getting started, bud. But it does have the power for my 17 ft Fisher!
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any trolling motor should work. all depends on how long you want it to last.
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Yes,I believe that small a motor would be no problem. Just keep in mind that there is no rudder board, or anything that could control speed/direction beyond a trolling action.
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I'd recommend the MinnKota Trolling Motor Battery Box. It has everything you'll need for easy hook up, both from an accessory and battery standpoint. Great product that I've used for about five years now in my bass boat.