MotorGuide Boat Trolling Motor 940200120 | X3 Lowe 50 Inch 24V 70lbs
Boat part number 7801009 is a new X3 series trolling motor from MotorGuide, part number 940200120 .
made for Lowe Boats
$639.95 MSRP: $931.43
GLS Stock #: 7801009-NJ140
Only 2 left
Boat part number 7801009 is a new X3 series trolling motor from MotorGuide, part number 940200120 . Commonly used on Lowe Boats, part number 2179683 , but may be used on other boats.
Motorguide is excited to introduce the X3 trolling motor designed to deliver better performance and durability for anglers looking for the best value in the 40- to 70-pound thrust range. The X3 offers best-in-class steering performance. A dual cable pull-pull steering system eliminates slack, while the innovative Variable Ratio Technology reduces torque steer feedback and improves responsiveness.
Features:
Specifications:
Motorguide is excited to introduce the X3 trolling motor designed to deliver better performance and durability for anglers looking for the best value in the 40- to 70-pound thrust range. The X3 offers best-in-class steering performance. A dual cable pull-pull steering system eliminates slack, while the innovative Variable Ratio Technology reduces torque steer feedback and improves responsiveness.
Features:
- Durability and reliability
- Aircraft grade aluminum mount
- Composite shaft
- Quiet on the water
- Precision response steering
- Variable Ratio Technology
- 2-Blade weedless propeller included
- Max Thrust: 70lbs
- Volts: 24V
- Shaft Length: 50"
- Control: Foot Pedal
- Mount Location: Bow
Specifications:
- Boat Manufacturer: Lowe
- Part Number: 2179683
- Part Manufacturer: MotorGuide
- Model: X3
- Part Number: 940200120
- Color: Black
- Connection: Battery Lugs
Sold as seen in pictures. Customers please note every computer shows colors differently. All measurements are approximate.
Instruction / installation manual not included.
Product Questions
will the MotorGuide Boat Trolling Motor 940200120 | X3 Lowe 50 Inch 24V 70lbs fit on a tracker v-165 wt?
Question by: Bill Oaks on Jun 24, 2021, 10:04 AM
Hi Bill,
I am sure it would not be an issue fitting. I would recommend getting a measurement of the approximate shaft length. Where you would mount it, to where it will be in the water. Let me know, thanks!
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Jake
I am sure it would not be an issue fitting. I would recommend getting a measurement of the approximate shaft length. Where you would mount it, to where it will be in the water. Let me know, thanks!
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Jake
Answer by: Jake Doro on Jun 24, 2021, 2:16 PM