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excel f4 1854 trolling motor # question
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cflhunter
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 excel f4 1854 trolling motor # question Fixing to buy a 1854 excel f4. What lb trolling motor would tall recommend?
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| Tue Feb 17, 2015 3:25 pm |
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butternut
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Re: excel f4 1854 trolling motor # question 55lb
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| Tue Feb 17, 2015 6:55 pm |
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krazo
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Re: excel f4 1854 trolling motor # question 55 lb. is what I got.
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SETx Longtail
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Re: excel f4 1854 trolling motor # question It kind of depends on where you plan on running it. If you plan on staying in relatively calm water, a 55# should be all you'd need on that size boat. If you get into some real strong current or rough water, a 24v 70# motor would be nice to have. 24v will get you much better run time either way around.
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jp1854
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Re: excel f4 1854 trolling motor # question I have an Riptide 80#, but I use it to do some bowfishing also
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