Minn Kota Power Drive 70lb Thrust Trolling Motor on 2040-parts.com
Lake Station, Indiana, United States
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Up for sale is minn kota power drive 70lb thrust 54" inch shaft trolling motor. Bottom braket and pin on housing needs to be replaced. I contacted minn kota to price a bottom plate and pin and they said they can send me one for around 35$. 4 bolts and easy to replace.
Needs power adapter and foot control pedal. Everything to get it going should be around 100$. Other than that its a good trolling motor. Kept in good shape except for the parts needed. Paypal only....any questions feel free to ask.... |
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