Does it have the trolling motor mount option or is that extra?
63109
That is extra. Or you can use the mount off of your previous one if you have one.
1818141
I'm not sure about that. The only concern I would have is that it may not be good for the trolling motor to possibly turn while being at stowed. You could possibly do it by raising the motor straight up but not tilt it back to completely sto.
221006
trolling motors use a lot of power. you may need one for each batter. if trolling all day. and may have to charge up at night..? just depens on how much trolling you do? good luck!
402719
No. but you can hook up direct from your motor to charge your troll batteries. ok
911764
I can't answer that. I used a human motor but I believe you can get a mount and electric motor for it. Hope someone else was able to help you.
1685111
There is just one transducer to do it all. I purchased the trolling motor transducer mount, and it worked awesome.
1765983
The trolling motor mount is included with the unit- i stated you might need to get it from Garmin but just checked the box and its included. . captdean
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
928617
Hello Frank O,A trolling motor for this boat is problematic. Not only is the engine mount somewhat inadequate, but controlling the direction would be a problem as well. A trolling motor would require some form of extended control arm in order to reach to one of the two front seats. Also, battery placement and running the power cables is a factor as well. I have owned the boat a year now along with a top of the line trolling motor and have really not come up with a way to make it work seamlessly. Recommend enjoying the boat and finding another way to get around electrically! All the best....J Hello Frank O,A trolling motor for this boat is problematic. Not only is the engine mount somewhat inadequate, but controlling the direction would be a problem as well. A trolling motor would require some form of extended control arm in order to reach to one of the two front seats. Also, battery placement and running the power cables is a factor as well. I have owned the boat a year now along with a top of the line trolling motor and have really not come up with a way to make it work seamlessly. Recommend enjoying the boat and finding another way to get around electrically! All... » Read More Hello Frank O,A trolling motor for this boat is problematic. Not only is the engine mount somewhat inadequate, but controlling the direction would be a problem as well. A trolling motor would require some form of extended control arm in order to reach to one of the two front seats. Also, battery placement and running the power cables is a factor as well. I have owned the boat a year now along with a top of the line trolling motor and have really not come up with a way to make it work seamlessly. Recommend enjoying the boat and finding another way to get around electrically! All the best....J « Show Less
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.
2015800
The seat is fixed, in order to use the paddles. I purchased a 5" swivel to be able to use my 52lb thrust trolling motor. Note......once you add a swivel, you will be sitting to high to use the paddles. I simply purchased a back up battery, as you can't go wrong with a trolling motor.
1729047
no sir, its a fantastic 24v trolling motor that really moves my 23' triton w/150 motor & a full crew.
1730579
No. Side imaging requires a certain shape of transducer. You can buy a hardware mount that will allow you to mount the transducer that came with your unit on the bottom of a trolling motor. Humminbird makes one, and there are some really good after-market ones as well.
143184
any trolling motor should work. all depends on how long you want it to last.
546675
Yes my son uses a trolling motor on his. Be aware that several things are needed to use a motor.
2166525
I don't recall. The reason being, is this motor was just awful! The pin that holds the propeller on broke the first day I used it...you can't buy this separately or even a separate propeller for that matter. The handle is very short and made it difficult to drive my boat. It also only had 2 forward speeds and 1 reverse speed. Because the pin broke, Amazon refunded my money and I bought a Minn Kota 30lb thrust trolling motor for about the same price that I am extremely happy with! The price on the Sevylor is about the only attractive thing about this motor. In my humble opinion, I would not purchase this motor.
2131711
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.