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Minn Kota Edge 70 52"" ShaftMinn Kota Edge 70 Trolling Motor with 52"" Shaft Model: 1355971 Latch & Door Bracket: This bracket gives you a rock solid hold while stowing your trolling motor and makes for easy removal at the end of the day. Heel Toe Cable Steer Foot Pedal: Get heel toe control of your motor with this ultra responsive foot pedal that includes speed control, and momentary and constant on off. Made with a high impact composite material for unparalleled durability. 5
Minn Kota Edge 70 Trolling Motor with 52"" Shaft
Model: 1355971- Latch & Door Bracket: This bracket gives you a rock-solid hold while stowing your trolling motor and makes for easy removal at the end of the day.
- Heel-Toe / Cable-Steer Foot Pedal: Get heel/toe control of your motor with this ultra-responsive foot pedal that includes speed control, and momentary and constant on/off. Made with a high-impact composite material for unparalleled durability.
- 5-Speed Settings: Choose from five speed settings to dial in the right speed control when you're trolling.
- Directional Indicator: Easy-to-read directional indicator is built into the top of the trolling motor head on Edge foot control models.
- Power Prop: For 3-1/4"" motor diameters, this prop delivers extra power to push throw heavy vegetation. Includes prop pin, nut and washer.
- Indestructible Composite Shaft — Guaranteed for Life: At the core of your Minn Kota trolling motor is an indestructable composite shaft. It's a Minn Kota exclusive, and we guarantee it for life.
- Cool, Quiet Power: Every Minn Kota lower unit runs cool to extend trolling motor life, and stays quiet.
Don't let the size fool you. Edge's compact mount is built with extruded, anodized aluminum for rugged, no-nonsense strength. Add a rock-solid Latch & Door mount and an impact resistant composite head, and you have a motor that's perfect for smaller boats and big days on the water.
Specifications| For Use In | Freshwater |
| Mounting Location | Bow-Mount |
| Motor Style | Cable-steer |
| Max Thrust | 70 lbs. |
| Voltage | 24 |
| Shaft Length | 52"" |
| Foot Pedal Style | Heel-Toe / Cable |
| Auto/Stow Deploy | No |
| Power Trim | No |
| Power Steering | No |
| Lift-Assist | No |
| Bowguard | No |
| Wireless Remote | No |
| Built-In Sonar | None |
| i-Pilot Link GPS | No |
| i-Pilot GPS | No |
| AutoPilot | No |
| CoPilot | No |
| Universal Sonar 2 | No |
| Speeds | 5-Speed |
| Digital Maximizer | No |
| Battery Meter | No |
| Warranty | Two-Year Warranty |
What's in the Box:
- Edge 70 lb. 52"" foot-control motor
- MKP-32 Prop
- Hold Down Strap
- Mounting Hardware
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