I bought a motor for our sevylor(4 person) boat and I think its not compatible.does anyone know if you can use intex transom mount trolling motor for that boat?
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Michelle. Congratulations on the purchase however I do not know anything about the aintex motor. Good Luck.
1272105
Yes it will fit this boat, but you need a motor mount for this boat, they sell them here too. This boat is designed for low speeds so be sure you only put a trolling motor on it or you may flip the boat.
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Wow...Classic Motor! I use mine for a Minnkota trolling motor on my INTEX SEAHAWK inflatable boat, and it supports it just fine. It's adjustable, so I don't see why it wouldn't support your very cool motor. If you get it, please post your results.
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I believe this is the one. Check the model number of your motor first to be sure tho... http://www.shipstore.com/SS/HTML/SEV/SEVPROP.html
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I have always purchased minnkota trolling motors (the motorguide came on the boat) I purchased the variable speed minnkota Maxxum 70 lb / 24 volt for my tracker pro team 175. the current minnkota product # for the variable model is 1368561 and I just confirmed that on the minnkota website. you may want to goto www.minnkota.com and check all of your options. I replaced a motorguide 45 lb / 12 volt variable speed the had a broken mounting arm (minnkota's mount arm is much stronger!). I also purchased two new blue top optima 31M series batteries and replaced my trolling motor cabling with 6 AWG stranded. I have always purchased minnkota trolling motors (the motorguide came on the boat) I purchased the variable speed minnkota Maxxum 70 lb / 24 volt for my tracker pro team 175. the current minnkota product # for the variable model is 1368561 and I just confirmed that on the minnkota website. you may want to goto www.minnkota.com and check all of your options. I replaced a motorguide 45 lb / 12 volt variable speed the had a broken mounting arm (minnkota's mount arm is much stronger!). I also purchased two new blue top optima 31M series batteries and replaced my trolling motor cabling with 6... » Read More I have always purchased minnkota trolling motors (the motorguide came on the boat) I purchased the variable speed minnkota Maxxum 70 lb / 24 volt for my tracker pro team 175. the current minnkota product # for the variable model is 1368561 and I just confirmed that on the minnkota website. you may want to goto www.minnkota.com and check all of your options. I replaced a motorguide 45 lb / 12 volt variable speed the had a broken mounting arm (minnkota's mount arm is much stronger!). I also purchased two new blue top optima 31M series batteries and replaced my trolling motor cabling with 6 AWG stranded. « Show Less
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When I owned this boat I used a 45 lb. thrust trolling motor, and it pushed it pretty good, but I used it only on a small river. I think a 5 to 8 hp motor would work just fine for this boat if you are going to use it on a larger body of water.
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I do not have any experience about the motor mount. Therefore I can not advise you on this matter, over all this is a good boat.
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It's designed to easily handle a trolling motor and trust Me it works great! Since the Sun Dolphin is so light a trolling motor pushes it around just find. Anything more would really be to much for it, not saying it wouldn't work, just saying there simply is no need to go with an out board motor when the trolling motor does the job right! An outboard motor might just get you and the little Dolphin into danger so if you do try it please do yourself a favor and do so with extreme caution!!!
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Not as it sits. Intex has their own design on the back, you would have to order the intex motor mount first. But if you do order the motor mount then you might as well get a better trolling motor for the same price like a minkota.
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a trolling motor can be used so long as you buy the trolling motor mount which is also available on Amazon. We have tossed the idea around a bit ourselves, but so far I prefer to pedal as it is so quiet I can easily sneak up on wildlife :)
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I'd think so your trolling motor is 36 volts but its a low amp it should work fine as far as I know
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I don't know where you would mount it. I just ordered a couple telescoping oars to keep us en route on river float trips and paddle back into place on the lake. Three oars at thirty dollars is cheaper and easier than trying to mod a mount for your trolling motor. As taut as the float can get when inflated by an electric air pump, it still will not be rigid enough to provide the stability you will need.
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I used paddles for about a month before getting a trolling motor, and it's plenty doable.Just make sure you get yourself telescoping paddles becuase the sides of the boat are a little high. With shorter paddles you will have to lean over a bit more.Windy days are a little tricky becuase the boat is flat bottom and will get blow around, so be prepared to paddle on back.
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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
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If you are asking about the ft007 boat, Yes. There are two contacts on the top of the transom. Wet your finger and it will work.Gary
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The motor will come off the bracket for storage, but if you are going to use it on the transom, you would need a transom bracket.
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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! 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... » Read More 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! « Show Less
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Yes. However, check the pivot bolt/nut before you install it on your boat. I received a defective nylock type nut that seized on the bolt. I did not cross thread it....it simply seized on the bolt and could not be removed no matter how much I cranked on it with a wrench. I had to hack saw the mount off my boat. In summary: test the bolt/nut first to ensure it doesn't seize before you mount the transducer.