Re: Slowing down for trolling
 

Well the bucket got me basiclly were I wanted to be with minimal trouble. Although it seems I was the only one not getting fish, but thats another story.

I defenatly interested in a kicker motor but it seems I have minimal space on my transom. I was woundering what the minimal/maximum HP you guys have/are using as kickers?

Re: Slowing down for trolling
 

Well the bucket got me basiclly were I wanted to be with minimal trouble. Although it seems I was the only one not getting fish, but thats another story.

I defenatly interested in a kicker motor but it seems I have minimal space on my transom. I was woundering what the minimal/maximum HP you guys have/are using as kickers?

Re: Slowing down for trolling
 

here is the link to my gallerie and a picture of my transom, http://www.wellcraftv20.com/gallery/...mp;id=dscf1213

Seems small?

As alway, I apreciate the help/input
Thanks!

Re: Slowing down for trolling
 

here is the link to my gallerie and a picture of my transom, http://www.wellcraftv20.com/gallery/...mp;id=dscf1213

Seems small?

As alway, I apreciate the help/input
Thanks!

Re: Slowing down for trolling
 

You should be able to put a bracket there. The base on the brackets are only about 4 inches wide by like maybe 6 inches tall. Thru-bolt it on with a backing plate on the inside and seal everything up real good with some 5200.

I'd recommend 9.9 or a 15hp with a 20" shaft. The shortshaft 15" may work but I think it would come out of the water with the roll of the waves.

I have a 9.9 and it is plenty motor for me. Don't know about other models but the Johnson 9.9 and 15 are (were) the same size. I think there's a carb difference and some other things that make one 15 as oppposed to 9.9. I believe it weighs around 70 pounds, but not sure about that. It pushes the boat up to around 7 or 8 mph.

The motor I have came with the boat. The guy bought the motor on eBay. He paid $400 and some dollars for it and it runs really good.

Re: Slowing down for trolling
 

You should be able to put a bracket there. The base on the brackets are only about 4 inches wide by like maybe 6 inches tall. Thru-bolt it on with a backing plate on the inside and seal everything up real good with some 5200.

I'd recommend 9.9 or a 15hp with a 20" shaft. The shortshaft 15" may work but I think it would come out of the water with the roll of the waves.

I have a 9.9 and it is plenty motor for me. Don't know about other models but the Johnson 9.9 and 15 are (were) the same size. I think there's a carb difference and some other things that make one 15 as oppposed to 9.9. I believe it weighs around 70 pounds, but not sure about that. It pushes the boat up to around 7 or 8 mph.

The motor I have came with the boat. The guy bought the motor on eBay. He paid $400 and some dollars for it and it runs really good.

Re: Slowing down for trolling
 

Sean, there's room to hang a kicker...ya might have to relocte the D ring...looked thru the Gallery, but can't find one like yours w/ a kicker...

Re: Slowing down for trolling
 

Sean, there's room to hang a kicker...ya might have to relocte the D ring...looked thru the Gallery, but can't find one like yours w/ a kicker...

Re: Slowing down for trolling
 

Thanks! Now I need to find a kicker ???

Re: Slowing down for trolling
 

Thanks! Now I need to find a kicker ???