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Ready for a Challenge..... Just like you, PowerDrive motors are ready for anything. A compact mount and easy to use design will have you out on the water and catching fish in no time.
Connect & Go..... Select PowerDrive models come with an advanced GPS trolling system that allows anglers to tap into navigational features like Drift Mode, and connects to Humminbird fish finders right out of the box.
Total Control From Anywhere In The Boat..... As part of the One-Boat Network, you can take full control of all the features of your motor with your physical remote, foot pedal, digital remote in the One-Boat Network App or the interface on your Humminbird fish finder.
See Fish In All Directions..... PowerDrive motors offer the choice of Dual Spectrum CHIRP 2D sonar built right into the lower unit of the motor so you can see more of what’s below.
Claim Your Fishing Spot..... Use Spot-Lock to secure your fishing spot more accurately than anything else on the water.
Control Your Drift Over Cover..... Drift mode works like a GPS drift sock, combating wind and current to maintain your desired speed and path so you can focus on casting instead of steering.
Pick a Depth and Follow a Contour..... Follow mode allows anglers to choose a contour – depth, bottom hardness or vegetation – on your Humminbird fish finder and your motor will automatically follow it.
Save Your Route While Dodging Hazards..... Bounce out of auto-navigation mode to manually steer, then resume auto-navigation without resetting your route.


Select the Correct Shaft Length


Choosing the correct shaft length for your trolling motor is important so that the electric motor does not cavitate, creating fish-spooking noise. The rule of thumb is to have the top of the lower unit or foot of the motor covered by at least 12" of water. In general, shaft length selection is more critical with bow-mount motors versus transom-mount motors. Most boat transoms are similar in their distance to the water, and Minn Kota’s standard transom shaft lengths should be adequate. With bow-mounted motors, there is a greater variation in shaft length requirements.

Measure for your Correct Shaft Length

Measure from the mounting surface of the transom or bow where the motor will be mounted to the top of the water.

  • Add 5" to waterline measurement for fishing in rough water. Optimal operating mode is with the engine trimmed all the way down.
  • Add 9" for bow-mount Hand Control motors. If you will be steering a hand-controlled motor while standing, add an additional 12" to the measurement.

Use this measurement for the tables above to find the appropriate trolling motor shaft length.

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