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    That's good news ATM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ArToolMan View Post
    Your right about the 60 amp breaker "G"; seems everyone has them. But Minn Kota specifies a 50 amp breaker on this motor. And that is proving as hard a hens teeth to find. And don't even get me started on a 50/60 amp plug and receptacle. Motorguide has a 50 amp receptacle with #10 wire. That would be like me running this motor on a 30 amp fuse and saying "it's just a little fuse, it'll hold".
    I've sent War Eagle an email expressing my opinion of their #8 wire, and Minn Kota an email expressing my opion of their requiring me to provide a 50 amp circuit; yet they only provide a 40 amp circuit on their end.
    My bad....your right...MinnKota reccomends the 60 amp breaker on the 80 lb. 24 volt motor like I have.
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    I used the Minn Kota Mkr-19 60A breaker on my 24volt Terrova. I also ran 6 gauge wire from the front to the back. I spliced directly to the lead #8 wires on the terrova and ran it straight to my batteries and breaker. I did not put a plug anywhere on the line because I could not find one that have 6 gauge wire and was rated for the 46 amp draw. The plugs are also expensive and I don't plan on taking the motor off my boat.

    The 60 inch shaft is a MUST to me since I am using an aluminum boat and fish by myself alot. This weekend I had to put the motor all the way down to keep it in the water. The wind was rough. I wouldn't have been able to fish if I have a 45" shaft.

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