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Minn Kota Power Drive V2 Foot Pedal on 2040-parts.com

US $72.00
Location:

Nevis, Minnesota, United States

Nevis, Minnesota, United States
New never used! bought the power drive V2 and added ipilot so the foot pedal is not required
Brand:Minn Kota

New never used! bought power drive V2 and added ipilot immediately after hooking up the trolling motor and the foot pedal became incompatible with my current setup. powerdrive v2 foot pedal will not come in its factory packaging because it came included when I purchased the trolling motor. You are purchasing the foot pedal, compatible with the minn kota v2 power drive and 20 feet of cable is included.

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