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Minn Kota Riptide Weedless Wedge 80 Lb. 24 Volt Trolling Motor (wwaf0145069) on 2040-parts.com

US $600.00
Location:

Anderson, Indiana, United States

Anderson, Indiana, United States
Please see photos for help with description and condition of this item.
Brand:Minn Kota Stroke:24 volt Engine(HP):80lb Thrust Core Charge:none Manufacturer Part Number:WWAF0145069

Runs great and is in good condition
This doesn't look like it has been use a lot.
One hand Control Tilt Tiller with extended handle
High Efficiency Variable Speed Maximizer 
52" Shaft 
Weedless Wedge 2 11" Propeller has no major defects. 
Doesn't come with any mounting hardware. It comes as seen in photo's 

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