JAWallace
04-16-2012, 08:56 AM
*SOLD*Model 35, 17 lb. thrust, 28" stainless shaft, 4 speeds forward, 2 reverse, with MK's precursor to the Maximizer.
I am the original owner of the motor and it is in very good condition. It's probably 20 years old. I originally had it on a 14' aluminum boat and it was fine but with two people the battery wouldn't last for more than 3-4 hours.
I upgraded to a 28 lb. for that boat and have used the 17 lb. over the years for a canoe, a Hobie Fishcat pontoon, and inflatables. You can use a wheelchair battery in a pontoon or tube and it will go all day with intermittent use. The two main advantages of the 17 lb. are light weight and minimal current draw. I have three MKs now and this one just doesn't get the use to justify keeping it.*SOLD*
I am the original owner of the motor and it is in very good condition. It's probably 20 years old. I originally had it on a 14' aluminum boat and it was fine but with two people the battery wouldn't last for more than 3-4 hours.
I upgraded to a 28 lb. for that boat and have used the 17 lb. over the years for a canoe, a Hobie Fishcat pontoon, and inflatables. You can use a wheelchair battery in a pontoon or tube and it will go all day with intermittent use. The two main advantages of the 17 lb. are light weight and minimal current draw. I have three MKs now and this one just doesn't get the use to justify keeping it.*SOLD*