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02-19-2006, 12:29 PM
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150 cool and mounting a trolling motor
Has anyone out there mounted a trolling motor on the bow area I'm concerned about the strength and if it would require some sort of backing my plan is to install one of the motorguide wireless models. also mounting a chair would be nice but would have to modify storage doors. any thoughts out there?
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06-19-2006, 01:41 PM
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Trolling motor info
I recently purchased a 2001 logic 150 which had a trolling motor attached. It was mounted in the bow with anchor bolts that screwed into rubber inserts which expanded
below the mounting hole. This setup was very secure. Warning - the leading edge of the mounting bracket, which extended over the bow, got caught up on the trailer roller when unloading and almost cracked. Make sure it is positioned correctly when mounting.
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