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    Trolling motor

    How is everyone rigging their trolling motors? Tennessee style or traditional bass boat style???... I'm having my 21XRS rigged with a Minn Kota and need some input from those who have had it done... So how are all the cool kids doing it???... Dan

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    Regular for me, only way I've ever had one

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    Regular here

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    Regular here also

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    Regular also but I think I would like to change to TN style. It would be easier to see around the fortrex and ultrex
    Want to buy old river2sea bully wa frogs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by minnowlimo View Post
    Regular also but I think I would like to change to TN style. It would be easier to see around the fortrex and ultrex
    Plus it wouldn't cover the "V pin-striping" on the nose... Dan

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    I would definitely put some thought into it. Maybe someone will post some pics of theirs for you to look at and decide.
    Want to buy old river2sea bully wa frogs.

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    On the Bullet Facebook page all the Bullet pro's have it traditionally mounted... For those that have it mounted traditional style does it stick out over the gunnel a lot? Thinking about when I get a cover made for trailing would that cause a fit problem???... Dan

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    Tn style. Traditional is for cookie cutters.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frogger55 View Post
    Tn style. Traditional is for cookie cutters.
    My thinking exactly... Dan

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    I am on my fourth Bullet and it is my first Tn style and like it better.

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    I went to a 50 inch Fortrex on my boat because anything shorter sucked in the big water I fish. I needed to drill more holes because it would have stuck out over the side of the boat. Hitting docks, cover not fitting etc was not an option for me. I really, really hate how there is no flat spot to mount a trolling motor on a Bullet. It must be the most ignorant designs I have seen. I have tried custom made Delrin washers, rubber etc and still not satisfied. Mounting a large, heavy troller with a flat bottom should have an appropriate mounting surface. The top of my bow flexes using the troller. I think Bullet should have a thicker mounting area. I beefed mine up, But still moves some.

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    I had every way of mounting them on my boat. I'm using TN style now and like it the best. I'm using a MG X5 105. Love it, also its 3.4lbs lighter then my MG tour 109 was.