36V trolling motor plug
Looking for one of these. Can anyone help me? All I can find are the 4 prong Marinco plugs and I need a 3 prong plug for my motorguide TM.
Edit I also noticed that the Motorguide TM only has 2 wires coming out of it. Seems like it would be 3, right? http://i347.photobucket.com/albums/p...ps03890607.jpg |
Try Lowe's , it looks like a household appliance plug.
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It is a Marineco plug.
I believe Academy stocks them http://www.marinco.com/productline/marinco-shore-power |
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There should be a model number on it. It should start with LP-. You can get one at most electrical parts houses.
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I found mine at west marine
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If thats for a triton i got mine at bass pro from the parts counter. They did not have it out on the shelf.
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If you don't ever take the Trolling motor off your boat, do yourself a favor and "hard" wire it. Using a plug will aways cause problems.
If you use the plug......you should buy 2 and keep one as a spare. You will need it in a year or so later. |
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Picked one up at lowes for 18 bucks. Thanks guys!
On a side note, this 36v will haul freaking ***. Ill be posting my pics of the boat this week. |
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I spray mine down pretty heavy with Corrosion X to help protect it.
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Fill up the female plug with dielectric grease. It will not rust or corrode. Refill every year .
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Good info. Boat is in the shop because I didn't do that.
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