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| For you guys that own Crestliner fish hawk's, I am wondering what shaft length of trollong motor I need for a 1650. I am considering buying a minnkota 65 powerdrive(24v). It is going on the bow.
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| I have a Lund 1700 Angler SS, and have the 54" shaft. There has only been a few times on big water, where I wish I would have gotten the 60" shaft. Overall, I'm glad I got the 54". |
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Location: Bagley,MN 56621 | I had a 60" shaft on my Minnkota AP when I had my 1650 FH. It was obnoxiously big..go with the 54", that is plenty for that boat.
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Location: Ogden, Ut | I have the 55# AP 54" (12 v) on my Lund 1650 Predator II. It seems to work just great, If you have the room for 2 batteries, by all accounts the 24 v. system would be better. I just couldn't sacrifice the room.
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Edited by sorenson 3/17/2004 9:23 AM
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | Get the 60 inch shaft, that way you will NEVER be disappointed. It is only about 10 dollars difference. So you might as well get the longest just in case.
I have a 1775 Lund Pro-V with the 54 inch shaft, and I am getting the 60 inch shaft put on next month. |
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| I have a 1750 fishhawk with a 55pd 54" shaft. It has been long enough so far,but if you fish big water a 60" woudnt hurt. |
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What shaft trolling motor do I need for a Crestliner 1650??