What size battery do I need for a 70 lb thrust trolling motor?

Most trolling motor batteries fail due to lack of proper charging. We suggest selecting a 12 volt deep cycle marine battery with at least a 110 amp hour rating, usually a group 27 size battery.

Can I mount a trolling motor on the bow?

You can mount a trolling motor on a boat with a bow rail, if you do a little planning first. Bow-mounted trolling motors are designed for use aboard boats with level bows and no rail.

How big of a boat can a trolling motor push?

Trolling Motor Thrust Guide

Boat Weight (lbs) 1,500 2,500
Boat Length 14-16′ 18′
Minimum Thrust 55 70
Performance Thrust* 55 80
Motor Voltage 12v 24v

How long will a 100ah battery run a trolling motor?

For example a 100 amp hour battery should be able to deliver 100 hours of 1 amp consumption, or 10 hours at 10 amps, 5 hours at 20 amps, etc… The formula is Amps * Hours = Amp Hours.

How many batteries does a 24V trolling motor take?

2 Batteries
24 Volt Systems (2 Batteries) 1. Two 12-volt deep cycle batteries are required. 2. Make sure that the trolling motor is switched to the off position or speed selector set to “0”.

What side of the bow do you mount a trolling motor on?

Decide which side of the bow – port or starboard – you want to mount the motor. There’s no “wrong” answer for this as it really depends on how you operate the boat and how you fish. If you usually steer the boat from the port side, you’ll want to consider mounting the motor on the starboard side to improve visibility.

What size battery do I need for a 55 lb thrust trolling motor?

Using a Newport Vessels 55lb thrust motor continuously for two hours at full speed would require a battery with a 100-120 AH rating.

How many amps does a 24v trolling motor draw?

The Force trolling motor can run on 24 volts or 36 volts, and the chart below shows how a 24v setting will draw higher amps then running at 36 volts….24 Volt Power Source.

Throttle Level Thrust Current
10% 25 N-m (6 lbf) 2 A
20% 45 N-m (10 lbf) 3 A
30% 70 N-m (16 lbf) 6 A
40% 101 N-m (23 lbf) 9 A

How long will a 24V trolling motor last?

However, a 24-volt trolling motor should last at least 8-10 hours and may last up to several days before you need new or recharged batteries.