Minn Kota Riptide 80lb Thrust 24volt 52"shaft Saltwater Bow-mount Trolling Motor on 2040-parts.com
Dover, Florida, US
Used Minn Kota trolling motor. 24 volt 80 lb thrust. Saltwater Series. The shaft measures approximately 52 inches. It has been sitting for a year. I just tested it with some weak batteries and the motor turned. The head has a crack in it and has been held on with hose clamps. Pic 8. Also there is a button missing on the head that you can press and it tells the battery life remaining. Costs over $1000 new. You are welcome to bring fresh batteries to test it when you pick it up.
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