Minn Kota Edge 45 Lbs Thurst Trolling Motor Plus On-board Charger on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
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This auction is for a used Minn Kota Edge 45 lb thrust bow mount food controlled trolling motor with a 45" shaft. This is a 12 volt trolling motor. The trolling motor has normal signs of wear that you would expect for a used trolling motor. The casing around the wires does have a few cracks in it. The prop on the trolling motor is an upgraded weedless wedge prop. The on-board charger is also included in this auction. There is also a transducer included as well that was attached to the bottom of the trolling motor on my boat. Everything is in perfect working condition. I upgraded the trolling motor on my boat and have no use for this motor anymore. Please feel free to ask me any questions.
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