I have owned several trolling motors over the years and have yet to find a better motor than the Minn Kota brand. I have one that I bought 12 years ago that has seen much use and abuse yet it keeps going like the Ever-ready rabbit. I also have one that came facory installed on my old bass boat, a 1977 model Glastron 17' and it still works good as the day it was new. Of course I had to replace the 12/24 volt switch 3 times in 30 years of service because they rusted out. Cost of parts was $5.
Buy Minn Kota. Buy quality.
2007-02-19 12:31:31
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answered by exert-7 7
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Minn Kota is a great trolling motor i recently replaced my antique motor and studied long and hard it came down to Minn Kota and Motorguide, I wound up going with the Motorguide simply because they offered one that was more adaptable to my boat , but it was a hard decision, so if I were you I would most definetly choose between these two. Either one just as good as the other, if it means anything most of the B.A.S.S. Pros use Motorguide.
2007-02-19 12:43:52
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answered by roger c 4
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Minn kota's are great. We are on our second one. The first just wore out after 10 years of very extensive use. I would consider this short life except for the above average amount of use that it recieved each year. We had it on a 16' Sylvan V-hull fishing boat, and used it nearly every weekend march-october for those 10 years. Most of its use was here in Ohio, but also saw service in Canada. It was so good, when it was time to replace it we didn't even bother looking at other brands. I would highly recomend them.
2007-02-19 13:01:39
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answered by beare85 2
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I have been using Minn-Kota trolling motors since I got my first boat in 1975. I have had good reliable service from EVERY one that I have owned. I also have to agree with Roger C. in that Motor Guide is quality equipment, also.
2007-02-19 14:56:08
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answered by BladeSmith 3
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I never had problems with Minn Kota and only a few very minor problems with Motor Guide.
Hey it's your money. Get what you want.
2007-02-20 09:51:51
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answered by Anonymous
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uncertain that I understand your question yet, in the experience that your askin' if their interchangeable ~ sorry yet it relatively is be a no. Now in the experience that your wantin' ta understand in the event that they have a similar equivilants i will definitely say they be a similar ~ i've got owned the two Minn Kota's and Motor handbook's (the two transom mounts) and individually (shop this to ourselves ;)) I favourite the MG's over the MK's;)...< ' ( (( > < notice: Ta' all thumbs-downers have a container day in this one ~ what the H _ _ l i've got been with this solutions for fairly a' spell and have seen ya' in the previous. Haaa', Ya'hell demoted me simply by fact of a' server substitute and would not enable me maintain my unique profile. Sooo enable er' rip simply by fact frankly i do no longer supply a' hoot/d _ _ n;) ;) ;)... further: J, A' lot might have ta' do with very own determination yet, to reiterate, them Motor guides did me fairly properly and nevertheless do. despite form ya' bypass with ~ get it quickly simply by fact with a bit of luck mom Nature goin' ta' be stable at us with them waters which in turn ='s stable fisheee's;)...
2016-10-02 10:18:14
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answered by persaud 4
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MinnKotas are usually a good buy for the money. There are a few other brands out there with a little better quality, but a lot higher price.
I've used MinnKotas for a while, and I am reasonably happy with them.
2007-02-19 18:47:30
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answered by tylejd 3
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yes had one for years and not a bit of trouble
2007-02-20 11:02:57
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answered by hill bill y 6
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