GARMIN
GARMIN FORCE TROLLING MOTOR 57"
GARMIN FORCE TROLLING MOTOR 57"
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The Garmin Force 57 Inch Bow Mount Trolling Motor is a powerful brushless system engineered for freshwater and saltwater fishing. It delivers up to one hundred pounds thrust at thirty six volts or eighty pounds at twenty four volts with a fifty seven inch shaft that suits deeper draft boats and varied water conditions. Integrated premium sonar plus GPS positioning and wireless controls place full command at your fingertips and feet.
- Brushless motor design runs efficiently on twenty four volt or thirty six volt systems to conserve battery power.
- Delivers one hundred pounds thrust at thirty six volts or eighty pounds thrust at twenty four volts.
- Fifty seven inch composite shaft length offers ample reach for most center console and larger fishing boats.
- Integrated high wide CHIRP traditional sonar operates at one hundred fifty to two hundred forty kilohertz.
- Built in Ultra High Definition ClearVü and SideVü scanning sonars deliver crystal clear images.
- Depth capability reaches up to eight hundred feet with CHIRP and up to two hundred feet with ClearVü.
- SideVü scans up to five hundred feet on each side at four hundred fifty five kilohertz.
- GPS enabled Anchor Lock holds your position precisely with manual jog adjustments.
- Includes wireless foot pedal with responsive steering that feels like cable driven control.
- Handheld remote features sunlight readable display point and go gesture steering and floats if dropped.
- Twenty step variable speed control allows precise adjustment from slow drift to full power.
- Input voltage range twenty to forty five volts DC with sixty amp continuous rating.
- Complete system weighs approximately seventy pounds including mount and cables.
- IPX7 water resistant construction withstands immersion and marine environment exposure.
- Compatible with Garmin chartplotters and Panoptix sonar systems.
