Cabela's has
30" MotorGuide R3 Freshwater Fishing 12V Tiller-Steered Transom-Mount Trolling Motor (30-Lbs Thrust) on sale for $99.97 - $10 off w/ unique promo code when you signup for emails (instructions below) =
$89.97.
Shipping is free.
Bass Pro Shops has
30" MotorGuide R3 Freshwater Fishing 12V Tiller-Steered Transom-Mount Trolling Motor (30-Lbs Thrust) on sale for $99.97 - $10 off w/ unique promo code when you signup for emails (instructions below) =
$89.97.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
RetroWagZ for posting this deal.
Alternatively, select free store pickup and apply promo code
STOREPICKUP for 10% off (does not combine with $10 email signup code)
- Instructions to receive unique promo code w/ email signup:
- Right-click on the link below for your choice of store and open in new incognito window
- May need to start scrolling down the page before seeing pop-up for $10 off $75 w/ email signup
- Enter information and click "Get My $10 Off" (do not need to also sign up for texts to receive promo code)
- You should receive email with unique promo code for $10 off $75 within ~5 minutes. If you still don't see it check spam folder.
Features:- Ergonomic, extending, Twist-Tiller handle puts you in complete control
- Trolling motor boasts 5 forward and 2 reverse speeds
- Taper-Lock Mount with 7 adjustment points
- 1-touch, slide-depth adjustment collar
- Reversible motor head, usable at bow or transom
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"A beginning rule of thumb is that you want a minimum of 2lbs of thrust for every 100lbs. For example, if you have a 3000lb boat, fully loaded, then the calculation is (3000/100) x 2 = 60lbs of thrust. "
Try it and return if it doesn't work out.
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I also opened in Incognito using Edge while signed out of my account - still not discount offer. Is this random?
If no one is going to use their $10 off code can you PM me. I would appreciate the SD assist :-)
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However, if I recall correctly the Newport may have a couple advantages worth the extra.
First I'm pretty sure the Newport is lighter weight, which is a plus for kayak use.
2nd the Newport is specifically saltwater rated where as the MG is stated as freshwater use. I'm sure the MG would be fine with some proper care in SW, but if you plan to use it in SW, I'd feel better having the NP. If your only use is FW, either would be fine, but it argue the NP is still better option.
"A beginning rule of thumb is that you want a minimum of 2lbs of thrust for every 100lbs. For example, if you have a 3000lb boat, fully loaded, then the calculation is (3000/100) x 2 = 60lbs of thrust. "
Try it and return if it doesn't work out.
"A beginning rule of thumb is that you want a minimum of 2lbs of thrust for every 100lbs. For example, if you have a 3000lb boat, fully loaded, then the calculation is (3000/100) x 2 = 60lbs of thrust. "
Try it and return if it doesn't work out.
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