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Re: Trolling motor security?
Re: Trolling motor security?
Ahoy, Kev.<br /><br />The Genesis comes with holes predrilled for a padlock to lock it to the quick disconnect base. It would be just as easy to steal your outboard.<br /><br />Good luck.
BOATIST gave some good ideas. maybe not out there but 'round here,, but trolmo's go like hotcakes .. them & fish finders..<br /><br />i use a quick mount.so 'I'can remove it when needed.. but i also lock-it . drill a hole thru in any convienant place an use a 'bar bell/trailer hitch lock. <br /><br />try an have at it NOW,, ya thievin' ba@#^*@$
do like i saw one guy do..<br /><br />he fabricated a bracket to hold the shaft of the trolling motor in a cradle that he bolted to the floor of his deck. the cradle had a metal strap that folded over the shaft and then he paddlocked it. looked like a great idea to me. also helped stabilize the trolling motor during transport and trailering. more
PAKev<br />I think it is pretty rare for a trolling motor to be stollen but do know of one where guy thought prop was stollen. Since he had just changed it many though he may have not tightend it down good and may have fallen off. Anyway Many things you can do. To start with wire and extra wire and plug to the trolling motor. Then wire that into a boat alarm or ever your truck alarm. This wire is just a closed loop and if it is unplugged or cut alarm will sound. Do not mount with a quick release bracket, instead mount right to the boat. Do not use screws to mount it, use bolts with nylon lock nuts on the inside. This way have to get to both sides to unbolt it. You could even use a Magnetic sensor so if anyone evened raised motor off the deck alarm will sound.
Re: Anti-Theft Devices for Trolling Motor? [links]
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get a good smith & wesson alarm system.. [links]
great deal wanna sell your old 1 i am lookin to make mine bow maountable it dont matter that it does not work i only need the mounting peices. let me know. anyway u can use allen head screws to mount it that will make it alittle harder but trust me if they want it. it will be gone. some times its better to just let them take it then for them to break up your boat trying to get it off
I know this is a bit of a hassle but I take mine off after using. For mine Minkota, I just unscrew the knob and take the motor off.
Re: Trolling motor security? [links]
do like i saw one guy do..<br /><br />he fabricated a bracket to hold the shaft of the trolling motor in a cradle that he bolted to the floor of his deck. the cradle had a metal strap that folded over the shaft and then he paddlocked it. looked like a great idea to me. also helped stabilize the trolling motor during transport and trailering. here
Re: Trolling motor security? [links]
Re: Trolling motor security?
Re: Trolling motor security?
BOATIST gave some good ideas. maybe not out there but 'round here,, but trolmo's go like hotcakes .. them & fish finders..<br /><br />i use a quick mount.so 'I'can remove it when needed.. but i also lock-it . drill a hole thru in any convienant place an use a 'bar bell/trailer hitch lock. <br /><br />try an have at it NOW,, ya thievin' ba@#^*@$