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Trolling Motors Facts
Q. What price is a trolling motor?
A. You can purchase a small trolling motor for as little as $300.00. However, if you have a decent sized boat and want some power, you will need to plan on a budget of $1000-$1,500.
Q. Where do you mount the trolling motor?
A. Most people mount the trolling motor on the back of the boat. The back of the boat is called the transom side. In addition, some people like to put the trolling motor on the bow. The advantage to putting the trolling motor on the bow is that you can get out and away from land more easily. Once out on the water, most people prefer a transom mount trolling motor.
Q. What part of a trolling motor is replaced most often?
A. The propellers are the most often to get replaced. The propellers can get stuck into seaweed and hit rocks. It is inevitable. Don't worry because it is not that difficult to replace the propellers. If you are careful you can avoid breaking the trolling motor propellers.
Q. Why are so many trolling motors electric?
A. Electric trolling motors are so quiet and that makes for better conversation with friends and better fishing. There have been many new advancements in electric trolling motors in recent years. Electric trolling motors also have the advantage of being less maintenance. The only hard part is to remember to recharge the battery packs.
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