Installing/mounting a Motorguide Xi5 36V Trolling Motor.
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2020
- In this video we will be mounting the Motorguide Xi5sw 36V 72inch 105lb. This is a salt water trolling motor with a 72 inch shaft with 105 lbs of thrust. This unit has its own gps and handheld remote with pinpoint anchor lock to hold you in place while you fish.#motorguide36v72inch105lb
Items used
motorguide 36v trolling motor
motorguide quick release bracket
motorguide power receptacle 12v to 36v
motorguide power plug for receptacle.
Hello everyone I hope this video was helpful. This is part 1 of a 2 part install. The other video will consist of how to install a 36v battery system. Please help me by liking and subscribing, it is free to you and helps me get into the youtube algorithm.Thanks Paul
*Great little trolling motor **enjoyable.fishing** recommend had it hooked up to my 15 foot old town canoe and it pushed it pretty good with me and my son (220 pounds each).*
That's not a little trolling motor. 😂
great video! extremely helpful! looking forward to watching part 2
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks mate I just got one of these motors, great to watch and listen to your views.
thanks for dropping in on the channel
Great how to on the install Paul.....We've been using one offshore for the last 6 months....No more yankin' anchors!!
yes sir, those anchors around here have thick mud on them too.
I am about to install this exact setup this weekend and your video gives me the confidence to do the job right the 1st time. Thank you. I have the Ultera on my other boat and look forward to see what the Xi5 can do. Sounds way quieter than the Ultera.
For saltwater it really is a great trolling motor. A 60 amp circuit breaker is required. A 50amp will trip at full speed. Thank you for the comment brother.
That'll be a game changer right there. I agree with going bigger.
I cant wait to go and test it.
good job, it was pleasure to watched it
Thank you for stopping by
Just got mines today I’m installing tomorrow yesterday I went offshore and I was the only one without one so I immediately ordered one and got overnight shipping
It makes fishing by yourself so much easier
Looks good my friend 👍
Thank you 👍
Keep your eye out for deals. I got an awesome clearance price from the bass pro website. Got their 36v 60" shaft Xi5 with both the remote and foot pedal for $1,499 (1,599 plus a $100 rebate.). There is a local shop that sells refurbished interstate group 29 deep cycles for 40 bucks each. So for about 1,620 + tax I was up and running.
If course I still bought a quick release mount, breakers etc so it does still add up a bit lol.
Wow man that is a great deal. My trolling motor alone was 2100 or 2200.
@@251reeling9 I got very lucky. They sold out online in about 20 minutes. right place at the right time I guess.
Enjoy your videos. Can you share how you installed the Jet Technologies bracket? I just got mine from my dealer with no instructions.
Great video thanks for posting. The bracket that you had from IMC how are the legs attached to your deck? It appears that it is 3/4" king starboard material.
the bolts on each side go through the top plate through the side plate and through the hull of the boat. Long bolts all the way through
Just bought a boat with this setup the previous owner had mounted it straightforward and back down the middle of the boat looking to put it on the side like you did I however have nav lights in the way that I will move I noticed your boat has no bow mounted navigation lights how did you pull this off not sure the coast guard would approve
Hey, great tutorial, it is super helpful.
I would like to ask for one favor, could tell what are the dimensions of this big plastic bracket that comes on top/inside (You holding it in hand on 6:50) quick release smaller bracket? Can't find any info and i would like to prepare mounting before buying one.
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How can I get one of thoses brackets that you have mounted on the boat before you started this project? I have a fiberglass boat and I need something similar to it. I would appreciate any help. Please and thank you.
You can have one made all it is is 3 pieces of acrylic cut to fit the bow with holes drilled through it. I DID GET MINE FROM LMC MARINE OUT OF HOUSTON TX. YOU WILL NEED SOME LONG BOLTS OF COURSE.
I want to make a similar lmc mount for my boat. In one of your replies you indicated the lmc mount is acrylic. Is it actually acrylic or is it starboard? Also, is it 3/4" thick material or 1" thick? Thanks!
starboard and yes
great job. how did you get the motor mount - was it custom made by jet technologies to fit your bow and how did you get them to make it. thanks for posting.
The mount came from lmc marine in Houston where I bought the boat but you can build your own.
I have a question where did you get the bracket to mount a trolling motor on an open faced by boat?
I got it from lmc marine
Out of Houston Texas.
Hey Man, good job. Thanks from Germany for sharing. I thought maybe you put a little rubber piece where that NEMA cabel was to make sure there is no open space for Water to get to the elektronics.
yes i will have to try that.
Question where did you get your trolling motor bracket ? Who made your trolling motor bracket so you can mount your trolling motor to.
jet technology's i got it from lmc marine out of houston tx
@@251reeling9 I can’t seem to find this bracket on lmc website or anywhere. Do you have a link?
@@clivingstoned You may have to call LMC Marine in houston they sent mine in the mail and i had to mount mine myself.
What happened to your Part 2 installing the wiring and batteries? Can't find it on your channel????
It's on there installing 36v trolling batteries
Hello.. Great video btw.. question and/or clarification. You mentioned the space between the motor column and rub rail is 1.5" but MG Manual states .5". Granted 1.5" is safer but just wanted check.
Also, I noticed you didn't use the rubber isolators which is suggested to use unless motor is mounted on carpeted boat. Wonder why it was left off.
Thanks in advance.
If you are mounting straight to fiberglass or straight to your aluminum deck yes you should use isolators. A friend of mine that works in a boat shop recommended the 1.5 due to the fact i will occasionally be in swells and chop. I have a 76 inch shaft.
Just installed mine with just under an inch clearance and had to go back and read the book lol. Had a small heart attack thinking I mounted too close
Does the motor guide self adjust to the water height or it has to be done manually
You have to raise and lower it
Where are going that rubber washers that come with nuts and bolts?
that would be for aluminum or straight fiberglass drilling to the deck.
Also note that you will need a 60 amp circuit breaker.
What type of circuit breaker? Is it a motor guide brand?
@@mattswann110 I got one off of Amazon it was made in America. But beware of cheap ones they will fail on you.
So you have had it a year, how is it performing?
great so far i had to replace the lower unit because my in law crushed it in some rocks
Ciao cosa costa in America un xi5 105 libbre 36 volt ????
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What’s the length of the boat
21ft
Nice job bro- I have a 20’ center console and every one telling me 60” but I’m gonna go with the 72” for sure
so now your 72" shaft is a 65" shaft.
yeah pretty much