Howdy everyone.
Looking for an OMC foot control bow mount trolling motor with a 42" shaft and 41lbs of thrust. To be honest, thrust isn't a big deal because it's for a 15' tinny (the rowboat bench seat type), the shaft length is the main concern.
I'm located in Syracuse, NY and am willing to come pick it up depending on the distance
Thank you
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Check FB marketplace, I just repaired mine but saw a few listed for sale.
I've been looking whenever I get the chance, there and the bay. The problem is that I don't have a FB account and I don't want to keep asking my friends to send the sellers my contact info. I've also encountered sellers that won't deal with me because I'm not a FB user.Originally Posted by back_lash
Thanks for the reply
Cheers
Straight 12v or 12/24v?
Either or. I did find one locally, a Johnson branded 12v 56# thrust model. I can always use a spare though
There was a listing on here of someone who wanted to sell several as a lot.
deepbassin has some that were listed in May. Never shown as sold.
I have a 12/24 42" 56LB. But a loong way from NYHowdy everyone.
Looking for an OMC foot control bow mount trolling motor with a 42" shaft and 41lbs of thrust. To be honest, thrust isn't a big deal because it's for a 15' tinny (the rowboat bench seat type), the shaft length is the main concern.
I'm located in Syracuse, NY and am willing to come pick it up depending on the distance
Thank you
(I know, I just need to get into my time machine
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Yeah, that's been my issue, all the ones I've been finding have been a loooong ways away lol
Have one....its a 12-24 and in working order. Thing is...I am in Kansas.
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I appreciate the thoughtHave one....its a 12-24 and in working order. Thing is...I am in Kansas.
Distance seems to be the biggest hurdle lol
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