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Electric Motor For Hobie Mirage Kayak on 2040-parts.com

US $275.00
Location:

Satellite Beach, Florida, United States

Satellite Beach, Florida, United States
Just like new. excelent condition.
Brand:Watersnake Engine(HP):18 lb thrust

This 18LB thrust electric motor is designed to fit into the Hobie Mirage pedal well.

The motor weighs less than the pedals and makes it easy to switch from pedals to motor and motor to pedals. Just lift up one and replace it with the other.

After a long day of fishing and catching it's nice yo know that you don't have to pedal or paddle back to shore or the ramp.

Just replace the pedals with the motor, relax and motor back on in.

Let the Hobie rudder steer you right back.

To get a motor for your Mirage from Hobie it will cost you $2,149.00.

Get this one for  $275.00. It's like new. Only used a few times.

THE MOTOR HAS TWO SPEEDS. IT ALSO HAS A REVERSE SPEED. Time on the water is about 7 hours at regular speed which is around 4 MPH and about 3 hours at 7 MPH on one battery charge.

The motor takes a 12 volt battery that weighs only 25 pounds. ( not included )

WHY SPEND $1,000.00 PLUS to get a custom made motor for your Hobie when you have a chance to get one that's almost new for less that $300.00

Any questions give me a call.

Harold

Captain Hook Rods

321-432-7880

 

 

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