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I have a fishmaster 210 with a 9.9 kicker....same issue. I Installed Lenco electric trim tabs...problem solved. Best investment.

For sale Minn Kota PowerDrive Bow Mount Bluetooth-Enabled Trolling Motor – 24 volt 70 lb thrust 60” shaft. This motor was used 3 times and is in pristine like new condition. I am switching to a 36volt motor and a single 36v lithium battery. I am including 2- group 27 12volt deep cycle marine batteries charged and ready to go. This motor is retailing for approx. $1029.00 + tax and the batteries are around $100.00 a piece. Asking $925.00..Make me an offer.. Pickup only…New Hartford, NY 13413. Will not ship. I have 100% + feedback as a seller on e-bay. Search northeastgreatoutdoors and click my feedback as a seller and you will feel confident in your purchase. Product Details Model 1358733 Cutting-edge enhancements meet refined performance in the Minn Kota® PowerDrive™ Bow Mount Bluetooth-Enabled Trolling Motor. A redesigned foot pedal lets you decide speed, steering, and momentary and constant on/off. Your Minn Kota PowerDrive sports an integrated battery meter for full-time power awareness, Deploy Assist Lever for refreshingly simple deploying, and the famous Digital Maximizer for unbeatable battery life and power management. Reliable, quiet, and powerful operation completes this Minn Kota trolling motor as the best all-around performer on the water. Manufacturer's 2-year limited warranty. • The most advanced PowerDrive trolling motor to date • Bluetooth enabled connectivity • Redesigned foot pedal—control speed, steering, and momentary and constant on/off • Includes foot pedal • Deploy Assist Lever • Push-to-test battery meter • Digital Maximizer • Quiet yet powerful operation NOTE: Bluetooth accessories (not included).

Ok...thanks...that is my thinking is to move out as far as possible. I have the room to do it. Thanks and i will start from there. Any thoughts of wiring directly to battery?

I just installed a 50/200 Airmar P66 Transom mount ducer. I have a Fish Hawk X4D. My fish locator is a GARMIN 7610 XSV. When fish locator is on 50/200 split the fish hawk readings are all over the place. When i turn the 50 Khz off and run just 200 khz the readings are rock solid. I spoke to others and they have no issues running 50/200 split as far as interference with Fish Hawk. I have hawk wired to a fuse block up at the dash in front...i run a 15lb ball with hawk probe on same side as hawk transducer. Here is a pic of my back of the boat. Picture to left shows Fish hawk ducer to the left and p66 to the right. Pic to the right shows trolling motor and i have room to move hawk ducer to left of transom strap near edge if need be. Any thoughts? i am stumped...Thanks...

If you have one...can you post it? I am looking for the same...thanks

I was always told not to run garden hose water on full when using the muffs. I use about 1/2 or less pressure. You can force water into areas of motor under pressure...i am not saying you damaged the motor...try using lower pressure and see if it stops.

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Great Job! I love my Starcraft Fishmaster and you will love your Mariner.... great boat for Big Water!

I own a Starcraft Fishmaster 210. Great boat for Lake Ontario. Great warranty and tows very easy. Check em out...