[nightaddictionj]

Is there a place in birmingham?

 

[nightaddictionj]

http://www.merchantcircle.com/business/Alabama.Trolling.Motors.205-841-3220

Call this place it would only e about an hour and 15 mins from yall

 

[Guest]

Yep. Most troller problems stem from a troller too small for the boat it's pulling. Someone needs to make a troller big enough for the 20'+ boats some people use for bowfishing since a 101 or 109 is on the small side for them. I'm thinking:
15-16' boat----80# troller minimum
17-18' boat---101# troller "
19-20' boat---130# troller "
21-22' boat---150# troller "

Yea, this is probably accurate for today's "quality" trolling motors.

I fished for years with a 36 pound thrust motorguide that was wired with 12ga wire, run to the back of the boat, to a non deep cell battery that was hooked to a regular onboard charger. The only thing I ever managed to tear up was shear pins, and the only other problem I had was bending the metal shaft a little after hitting a cypress knee head on.

you go buy any brand troller today and try this and you wont get from one fish to the next with out burning up some internal components or something breaking. I guess this is the main reason why I have not put one on the airboat for daytime fishing yet...

dude, I hate your troller has you down, but hopefully this will light a fire under your hind end and make you chit can the troller and start with the fan project...

 

[blake]

http://www.merchantcircle.com/business/Alabama.Trolling.Motors.205-841-3220

Call this place it would only e about an hour and 15 mins from yall

we got it eric works in huntsville and they had one in stock. thank god. lets jus hope thats whats wrong

 

[blake]

Yea, this is probably accurate for today's "quality" trolling motors.

I fished for years with a 36 pound thrust motorguide that was wired with 12ga wire, run to the back of the boat, to a non deep cell battery that was hooked to a regular onboard charger. The only thing I ever managed to tear up was shear pins, and the only other problem I had was bending the metal shaft a little after hitting a cypress knee head on.

you go buy any brand troller today and try this and you wont get from one fish to the next with out burning up some internal components or something breaking. I guess this is the main reason why I have not put one on the airboat for daytime fishing yet...

dude, I hate your troller has you down, but hopefully this will light a fire under your hind end and make you chit can the troller and start with the fan project...

o the fan is fixing to get put on as soon as it comes in! prly be a few weeks and it will be one. hopefuly

 

[carppkiller]

I had a maxxum 80# . i got it at walmart.com it wore out brushes and 2 motors . i have a watersnake now . i like it

 

[carppkiller]

need a place near guntersville that works on them..... if not were prly gonna have to drive 2hrs to get the parts.

A place in huntsville works on trolling motors on 231 going in to huntsville right . I think it is the 3rd red light .

 

[blake]

A place in huntsville works on trolling motors on 231 going in to huntsville right . I think it is the 3rd red light .

yea thats where we got it at. we replaced the armature and it runs the best it ever has supper smooth. thanks for a ll the help guys.