Motorguide Trolling Motor Digital Steer Foot Pedal on 2040-parts.com
Russellville, Alabama, United States
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You are viewing a Digital steer foot pedal off of a 82 lb. thrust trolling motor. When I removed the trolling motor from my boat,the foot pedal steered perfectly.I had zero propeller movement.I felt like the issue was in the motor at the prop and didn't want to throw money at the problem.The unit will steer fine,and could possibly work perfect.I couldn't find another unit to plug into and try. Thanks for looking.
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