Can the handle be "twisted" to change the speed of the trolling motor (in this case, a clamp mount hand controlled trolling motor)?
168794
yes, the handle fastens to the tiller handle of any outboard motor allowing you to twist to regulate throttle on tiller handle. the universal knuckle can also be locked in the straight position.
168795
Yes. Twist the handle (which is clamped around the handle grip of the trolling motor) and you can control the speed. Same applies for a regular outboard. Extension allows you to stand and scan the water while moving slowly. Recommend the product.
1723080
I suppose you could if you flipped it upside down. However I found it easier to just use a clamp.
356963
Yes it is. Here is a link you can do further research on this trolling motor. http://www.minnkotamotors.com/
851451
No...no trolling motor comes with all the wiring and receptacle. The trolling motor comes with about 3 to 5 feet of wiring connected to the foot control and its up to you to connect to DC power cables.
1662479
Yes, the mount connects to the clamp base by a ball and socket, so you can rotate it any way you need to
901717
Nope, there's no place to mount a trolling motor. I also found that it is much slower than hard shelled kayaks, although that was to be expected.
862217
Honestly, I don't think you'd need to. It is surprisingly fast and accurate. Inspecting mine, I see that there's no screws, so unlikely that you could modify it.
1001600
I bought one of these for a boat lift. It can be wired to run either direction but is not readily reversable through a switch. Because of that I sent mine back.
1808493
Yes, according to their product description a tool is needed to change the handle direction. I would contact the manufacturer for more information about this.
1983570
Yes, it can do variable speed. It's a brushed DC motor, so varying the current will vary the speed, & reversing the polarity will reverse the direction of rotation. One can use a traditional analog current controller, or a PWM current controller, which will be more efficient. - bc for AnaV
2099383
I'm right handed so I have mine on the right side, there's no wrong side to mount this thing. Other than that, you'll need an extra gear to reverse it and this product doesn't come with one, so other than flipping it to the other side, no you won't be able to.
1041714
Unfortunately it will not. It is designed to run deer feeders and I use it to run my fish finder and GPS unit on my kayak. It would not provide enough amps to run a troll motor and would run out of power almost immediately. It is designed more so for low amp uses as I cited above.
1835820
Wont really work. The cable is too short, and the motor is onloy designed t omount on the bow of the boat, and so won't rotate 180-degrees to be mounted on the stern.
264970
I believe you can just turn the reel around; however mine is a LEFT hand retrieve because that is the way I mounted the reel with the handle pointing toward the left. You have a great reel and should work perfect!
20751
To reverse the motor you need to change the wiring. It is easy. Have not thought of using a switch to do it but I guess it can be done. With regard to the speed of the motor I only use it on one speed. Not sure if you can put an in line box (reastat?) to allow for a variable speed motor. The motor works great. I use it to power a sander in my woodworking shop.
1351393
Is no such thing no more. HB will sale you a kit to mount the standard transducer to your Troll motor. Is well built, SS. I have one mounted on my Motorguide
1096682
Yes...but, be careful with the movement...I broke mine trying to adjust it...right at the point of the handle connected to the rotating part. :(