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Marc J
Posted 1/31/2007 1:07 PM (#235325)
Subject: 2005 Maxxum Pro 80





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Looking to get a slightly used Maxxum Pro 80 - anyone ever had any problems with the foot controls? Any problems with battery life? Anything you don't like about this motor?

I've only heard good things so far but wanted to see if there were other opinions out there.
pete619
Posted 1/31/2007 2:04 PM (#235338 - in reply to #235325)
Subject: RE: 2005 Maxxum Pro 80




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I like mine a lot, it has none of the looseness and slop that I had with some older maxxums. The lift assist is no big deal and I could have done without it but overall it's a great motor. Much stronger than the 74lb. Minn- kota reccomends you get 60 amp circuit breaker for this motor. They are relatively inexpensive.
slipknot
Posted 2/5/2007 7:32 AM (#236436 - in reply to #235325)
Subject: RE: 2005 Maxxum Pro 80


This is by far the best trolling motor IMO, i've never found anything i didn't like about the maxxum or maxxum pro.. Get one!
TJ DeVoe
Posted 2/5/2007 4:00 PM (#236558 - in reply to #235325)
Subject: RE: 2005 Maxxum Pro 80




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Location: Stevens Point, WI
The Maxxums IMHO, are hands down the BEST trolling motor on the market! I would say they are by far, hands down the most reliable day in and day out trolling motors on the market. But they do have there downfalls, always having to have your foot on the pedal and having your leg at the same angle for multiple hours/days in a row can be fatiguing but if your after durability and reliablability, there is NO other trolling motor on the market that can come close to the Maxxum. Since they added the lift assist, it really does take literally half the work out of deploying and stowing that motor.

So in other words, if a cable driven trolling motor is going to work for you, I would HIGHLY suggst this motor, there isn't anything out there that can beat it!

Oh, did I mention I have had no problems with mine and I'm now going on season nine or ten with it. Only small remote problem I have had was when line got caught in the propeller and broke a seal where water got in the head. But that was my fault, not the motors fault.

Edited by Merckid 2/5/2007 4:05 PM
Dan Urbas
Posted 2/5/2007 4:10 PM (#236560 - in reply to #235325)
Subject: RE: 2005 Maxxum Pro 80




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Have this model and no problems yet.
-Dan
Marc J
Posted 2/6/2007 3:44 PM (#236788 - in reply to #235325)
Subject: RE: 2005 Maxxum Pro 80





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Looking forward to it - I've been underpowered my whole life and now there won't really be anywhere I can't hang - thanks for all the positive feedback
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