Minn Kota Fortrex 101 Bow - mount 36V Trolling Motor, 62" Reviews
Minn Kota Fortrex Trolling Motor. Trolling performance, redefined. You might notice perfectly alive fish floating belly-up right alongside your boat. No, there's nothing wrong with them... they've simply given up the will to fight back. And who could blame them? After all, when you're running a Fortrex Motor by Minn Kota, you've made it clear that you're not a man who messes around with second-rate gear. With the Fortrex, you're getting all the cool, quiet power Minn Kota's famous for, plus handy features veteran sorts like you will certainly appreciate. Like the removable Bowguard 360 degree Mount that makes it easy to dismount the Motor when your day is done. Or the patented Lift-Assist that cuts the weight of stow and deploy in half, so you save your strength for fightin' monsters. And so much more. Built-in Universal Sonar is not included. In your choice of 45", 52" or 62" shaft lengths to suit your boat. Variable speed. Take a look at all this: Indestructible Composite Shaft: Guaranteed by Minn Kota for life! Pound for pound, it's stronger than steel. Shaft flexes on impact and won't break, kink, or corrode. Cable-steer Foot Pedal: Get wired to the water's edge with the Edge foot pedal! Features ultra-responsive steering and an ergonomic design, with more room for your foot and more precise speed control. Removable Bowguard 360 degree Mount: Dismounting the Motor is now easier than ever... just remove a single cap screw! Patented Bowguard 360 degree also features a dual-bearing system that eliminates noise and allows for improved break-away at any angle. Mono-Arm Mount Arm: Fortrex's innovative Mono-Arm design features a super-strong anodized aluminum beam... the result is 75% less torsion. The result? Less wear, longer life, and quieter operation. Lift-Assist: Fortrex's patented Lift-Assist design cuts the weight of stow and deploy in half, making it as easy as lifting your truck's tailgate. Features a corrosion-resistant, nitrogen gas-charged spring. Directio
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