Motorguide Gator Big Water Trolling Motor Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Augusta, Georgia, United States
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The MotorGuide Gator Motor Mount is built off the same extruded aluminum base as the Tour Gator Spring Mounts, but without the spring-assist system and a centered shaft mount to allow the prop to be stowed in either direction for added versatility just like the Original Gator Mount. The Mount features a hinged door for quick motor removal. Oversized 3/8" stainless steel pins and componentry and easy-grip rubber knobs ensure reliability and ease-of-use. The MotorGuide Gator Breakaway 20.8 accommodates 12- and 24-Volt motors up to 71 lbs of thrust and shaft lengths up to 50". Features: |
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