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Atkins, Arkansas, United States

Atkins, Arkansas, United States
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MPN:NA UPC:312327809329 Brand:Watersnake

The Watersnake Tracer FWTCS44TH-36 Trolling Motor is designed for small watercrafts such as Jon boats, Tenders, Inflatables, Gheenoes, Canoes, and Kayaks with brackets. Featuring a 12 volt, 44 lb thrust electric motor, heavy duty alloy transom mount, telescopic handle, 5 forward speeds, and 2 reverse speeds, this transom mount trolling motor offers optimum convenience while riding on the water. The 36" chrome plated steel shaft allows for up and down adjustment, and the super tough 3-Blade weedless propeller cuts through the thick stuff and weeds present in the water. This heavy duty trolling motor comes with five forward speeds that help in moving quickly and two reverse speeds that provide good control. It offers the users more power and reliability even in extreme weather conditions. The Watersnake trolling motor stays super quiet on the water and makes for a peaceful ride.

Watersnake Tracer FWTCS44TH-36 Trolling Motor:
  • Heavy Duty Alloy Transom Mount
  • 44 LBS Thrust
  • Telescopic Handle 6" - 11"
  • 5-Forward/2-Reverse Speeds
  • 36" Chrome Plated Shaft
  • Completely Potted Control Circuit Boards
  • 3-Blade Weedless Propeller
  • 12V Max Draw 42 AMP
  • WATERSNAKE Power and Efficiency
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