Has anyone tried the goplus trolling motors. Found them on eBay and they claim 86lbs for $100. As hard as I am on trollers if they pull like 86 lbs should I could handle buying one every year easier than repairs and afford a back up.
Go plus on ebay????
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Has anyone tried the goplus trolling motors. Found them on eBay and they claim 86lbs for $100. As hard as I am on trollers if they pull like 86 lbs should I could handle buying one every year easier than repairs and afford a back up.
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Sure has but I'm still curious lol
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wouldn't be near as hard on the wallet to keep a few spares. honestly there's nothing to a trolling motor. I'm sure there's room in the market for some competition, especially for us since we have no use for ipilot, or sonar built in or any of that fancy stuff.
actually found a few other brands of trollers on fleabay that I had not heard of. this one looks cool is it came in a 52" shaft.
http://haswingusa.com/products/comax/
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Seen those to. For $100 I won't be out much one way or another. Put a longer shaft in it and give it a whirl.
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Let me know how it works out my boat might need one next year
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Will do.
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That's a good idea but I don't think there's enough of a demand but I bet you could make one
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not sure there are enough bass fishermen with genny's on the boat to support R&D and marketing that. Would be great for bow fishermen tho!
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I just know where I live warranty doesn't do much for me by the time I get it to a shop I'm spending enough on shipping or gas to get it there I probably could just buy What I need and do it myself. Somebody could probably still design and make a living making 120v motors. The bowfishing community is only growing larger.
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