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Hi, has anyone installed a bow mount trolling motor on a 204 overnighter? I’m trying to get some feedback on shaft length and thrust. thanks

I have a 2007 Grady White 257 Advance and I’m looking to get a Minn Kota mounted. What length should I get? Thanks

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...and/or AGM batteries will not supply full voltage as the charge depletes, in fact once they go below 50% of charge, the voltage drops to the point the trolling motor would be inoperable. Thanks for the compliments, all I need is for this damn wind to die down so I can go out and enjoy it!

...Ryan at RK Yacht Tender Maintenance at 954-649-5138 who is a local Rhodan distributor here in the Ft. Lauderdale area. He supplied the trolling motor and did the installation right here at my dock. I helped him as needed, did the wiring, and purchased the battery, circuit breaker, switch and...

...it to be before you drill holes through your Boat. Here is a great video to watch that clarifies what goes into properly mounting a trolling motor: In my application we had to cut the bow rail and install a hinge, collar and locking pin. Although the shaft and head of the unit did slide...

Another point to add - if you fish shallow water you might think twice about the joystick. The shifting in and out of gears is still a metal-on-metal sound that will likely scare any fish around you. Sure, deep water doesn't matter but shallow water does. The GPS trolling motor is deadly silent.

I have a Fisherman 236 with an 84" Rhodan trolling motor on the bow. It's been an absolute game changer. I removed the head compartement from inside the console and put a single 36V trolling motor in it's place. Again, the trolling motor has been an absolute game changer. We never use the anchor...

Figured that, would love that capability when I am fishing by myself.

I plan to use the joystick mostly for the stern fishpoint and drift. I didn't want to place a trolling motor and add more weight to the boat.

...the capabilities that come with the joystick. Depending on the fishing those features might be better or worse than a bow mounted trolling motor. Perhaps somebody has a disability that makes it easier, or a boating partner that is less proficient. Expensive for sure but boating for most...

Recently completed installation of my new Rhodan 96" shaft trolling motor on my classic Grady...the spot lock feature is a game changer! 96" Rhodan on custom fabricated aluminum packing plate. Losiggy 36 volt 100 amp Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePo4) battery mounted in stbd under bunk...

...cover covers all of the gelcoat that's needed to protect it from the sun. I ordered the windlass option, but now that I have a GPS trolling motor I don't ever use the anchor anymore. I will never have another boat without a GPS trolling motor. I had my cover slightly modified to cover over...

I have seen several photos, none with much detail, where owners have hinged a portion of their rail to allow installation of trolling motors. You might be able to do something similar. Before purchase, you should confirm that the trolling motor you choose doesn't need an external 3-axis-type...

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...if needed to save your life, I have been there! There are other options for a boat your size. Someone mentioned a spot-lock type trolling motor. You should be able to get by with a shorter length and lower powered version. There are several to choose from now, including a recent entry...

Just bought a 1993 228G seafarer with a 2005 225 Yamaha outboard. Looking to add a 9.9 Hp kicker motor on the back for trolling. I don't want to put the hours on the big engine. Plus, I don't think it would idle down enough to go 1.5 to 2.5 MPH for Walleye fishing. I have used drift bags...

It's installed already now my electronics guy is telling me that Lion batteries can void warranties so I am looking for lead acid batteries for my twin 225 Yamahas and probably a Minn Kota Charger for the trolling motor.

...with any vehicles alternator, but not all so it's important to check that before spending big $$$ on the wrong kind. LiFePo's for trolling motors should not be used for engine purposes and better not for house purposes too, the trolling motor battery banks should feed the trolling motor only...