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I own a Motorguide Great White series trolling motor and am extremely
pleased with it. I do alot of fishing in the rain and wondered if trolling motors are waterproof in heavy downpours. I realize the lower unit is obviously waterproof but what about the top portion? |
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My foot controlled Motorguide on my duck boat has been there since 1981, not
used much, but never has failed to run properly. It's been out there in rain, snow, ice, down to around 0deg. LD "Basspro*" wrote in message om... I own a Motorguide Great White series trolling motor and am extremely pleased with it. I do alot of fishing in the rain and wondered if trolling motors are waterproof in heavy downpours. I realize the lower unit is obviously waterproof but what about the top portion? |
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