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1/2'' PVC, put a male adapter on it, drill hole in finder, put nut on bottom side

If I understand it right 6 amps is 6% an hour and 10 amps 10% an hour and 15 amps 15% an hour. I would have went with the 10 amp Duel Pro, but did not have the room for it in the boat and when I got it everyone said to get it over Minn Kota or ProMariner

After 8 hours of fishing about 4 hour to charge them.

Duel Pro RealPro 18 amp 3 bank is 10.25 long, 6.5 wide, 3'' tall $218.95 I went with it for the same reason it could not be over 4'' tall. I fish all day and the batteries are back to 100% in a few hours, long before the next morning.

If you have the room put 2 batteries in it for the TM and use all 3 leads so you will have a longer running time on the TM.

Dual pro. Got It from ''Battery Mart'' free shipping and I think no tax. Was a lot less then all the other places I look.

You will like the bungees. Leave the screw a little loss so you can swing them up against the side of the boat away from the rods when you are fishing.

Yes Thousand Hills is fished a lot harder then Thomas Hill . They see a lot of baits. Most of the time it seems like I can do the same thing every time at Thomas Hill and Thousand Hills is different every day. I am always looking for a bait they have not seen. Bomber Model A was the crankbait they wonted a lot of days last Spring in May.

Yes and Forest Lake at Thousand Hill State Park. The day it gave brown and orange was at Forest lake

I have a color selector. The only time I use it is when I can not get a bite. It has turned a day with no fish in to a day with lots of fish for me many times over the years. Me and a friend was on the water for 5 hours one day and had 1 bass. We sowed them just about everything in every color. I put it in the water, it said brown and orange. We both went to brown and orange cranks and it was a bass about every cast the rest of the day.

Sorry, guess I was of no help. In South Mo it would be different. The Bullet would bring a lot more and The X18 would need a 150 on it and so would my Lowe 180W. So yes I don't know if $8000 is to much for the 2005 Tracker where he is at.

North Mo. has a lot of little lakes that or 10hp, one that is 90ph. That H18 is gold with a 90 on it. With the 115 they would take 115 off the hood and but 90 on it and hope they didn't get a 200$ fine. Anything with a 60 to 90hp is what they all are looking for. No I am not a Tracker fane, did have a flat bottom 83 Tracker Tx with a 75 that I sold for $4400 ''not much of a boat'' now have a Lowe 180W with a 90 that I made a 2 day trip for

Take the 115 off the H18 and put a 90 on it, then it would be $10,000

Here in north Mo. you would have given $8500 or more for the Xpress H18 and $6500 or less for the bullet 21XDC The 2005 Tracker $7500 or more

I think the 12 volt 55lb is all you need. My 2002 Lowe 180W is 17' 10'' 86'' beam rated for a 150 have a 90 on it, 2 batteries 10 speeds Trolling Motor and all most never get over the second speed. It takes a lot of wind to turn it up to the 4th speed. At the end of a 8 hour day I have 75% or more left in the batteries. I like moving my foot control from right to left

I have a 2002 Lowe 180W. All the storage on it would get water in them when I got it. With just a little work, I can now fish in the rain with out water getting in them.

3 blade strike king at walmart run slower then all my 2 blades do

Like Catt said, baitmate with a 1/2 oz of 100% pure anise oil added to it.

My Lowe 180W has a 55lb 12v Minn Kota Maxxum on it and does graet. It's on 2 batteries, at the end of an all day fishing trip they never drop below 70%. I would think it would be all you would need on 17' Tracker.

2017 was not much of a year for me. Best bass was on a KVD 1.5 a round 3 pounds. My sons best bass was 4.8 on a storm swim bait.

No need to change the hooks on them baits

My 2002 Lowe 180W has a 12 volt 55 pound thrust on it, ran off 2 batteries and I have never seen a day that I said I wish the TM was bigger. It's a 17' 10'' boat, 86'' transom and a 90hp. It's more boat then the 170 or 175. I can fish two very long days with out charging batteries. One is a group 29 and a group 27

North East Mo. here, did it at the end of Oct. last year and wish I would have fished 3 more weeks.

If it's aluminum, no paint. Aluminum polish, but it's a never ending job. Aluminum oxidizes fast.

My Minn kota is 15 years old and runs like new. Minn Kota is all I have ever had and will stay with them.