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Minn Kota Rt 45/sc/t 36 Trolling Motor Min-1363844 on 2040-parts.com

US $250.00
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Los Angeles, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States
Minn Kota Rt 45/Sc/T 36 Trolling Motor MIN-1363844, US $250.00, image 1
Condition:New Brand:Minn Kota Manufacturer Part Number:1363844

  • Brand new.  Not in box.  Never used.
  • Quick-Lock Cam Depth Adjuster
  • Versatile steering tension control
  • Tilt-Extend Tiller comfortable tiller handle can both tilt (up to 45°) and extend (up to 6") for maximum control 
  • Push-to-Test Battery Gauge. Get an instant "state of charge"
  • Sacrificial anode
  • Cool, quiet power
  • Urethane encapsulated electronics and stainless steel hardware
  • Weedless Wedge 2 prop
  • Indestructible composite shaft
  • Maximizer delivers 5x more power on a single battery charge
  • SC = Speed Coil models

    Model: RT 45/SC/T
    Volts: 12
    Thrust: 45 lbs.
    Shaft: 36" 
    Speeds (Fwd/Rev): 41762


    SKU: MIN-1363844
    Manufacturer: Minn Kota
    Category: Trolling Motors>Minn Kota Transom Mount
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