DIY $30 Kayak trolling motor mount PART 2 (Water TEST)
Matthew King - King Soft Wash
62,762 views
-Motor Guide 30lb Thrust Trolling motor.
-12 V 40AH Battery
In this video I am testing out my trolling motor mount I created in my previous video. Also showing my seat upgrade.
Filmed with a Nikon D3100 and Go Pro Hero 2
Edited with iMovie.
20 Comments
@chuckjls 5 years ago
I like the counter balance provided by the battery. Good job!
@jackfreestone9614 5 years ago
Great job, the best I have seen. Only thing I will do different is to use aluminum square tubing. Less weight and won't rust. Thanks
@MrLeebooher 3 years ago
I'm in Lake Okeechobee and and building one as we speak and you definitely gave me some great ideas and I do appreciate you thank you from a fellow kayaker and fisherman.
@harleyblack3384 5 years ago
THANK YOU FOR THE TUTORIAL AND SHARING THIS VIDEO TOO! Very excited to get mine all rigged up. #happyfishing
@gregnuttall3637 5 years ago
Just finished building One for my kayak, used aluminum for the mounting bracket. Your right about being stable. Turned out GREAT. Thanks for sharing.
@thebluesrockers 2 years ago
I would replace those Zip Ties with hose clamps. That way you don't have to worry about those zip ties dry rotting. Great job on this concept. thanks for sharing your brilliant idea,
@AbeFsG 5 years ago
i like how you utilized the straps for the old seats backrest for the new seat. Will def. do my stadium seat like this
@tattedbasstv6763 5 years ago
gonna try out your awesome idea. I will give you props and let my subscribers know who made it. And send you some subscribers
@salvedoralejo5594 2 years ago
That's a bad ass i idea i have a kayak to i want to try your invention bud it's easy and light weight.
DIY $30 Kayak trolling motor mount PART 2 (Water TEST)
Matthew King - King Soft Wash
62,762 views
-Motor Guide 30lb Thrust Trolling motor.
-12 V 40AH Battery
In this video I am testing out my trolling motor mount I created in my previous video. Also showing my seat upgrade.
Filmed with a Nikon D3100 and Go Pro Hero 2
Edited with iMovie.