need some help here

[ironworker]

ok
got a 24' skeeter bay boat with 2 150 yammy's 4 strokes on her....
what trolling motor and shaft lenth do I need ?

let's hear it !!

[meaux fishing]

54 or 60"

[eman]

60" 81 lb 24 v minimum

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by ironworker

ok
got a 24' skeeter bay boat with 2 150 yammy's 4 strokes on her....
what trolling motor and shaft lenth do I need ?

let's hear it !!

The biggest I-pilot they make.

[meaux fishing]

Originally Posted by swamp snorkler

The biggest I-pilot they make.

X2. I would definitely get a 36 V motor

[bayouchub]

Originally Posted by eman

60" 81 lb 24 v minimum

24v would be way underpowered on any 24' bay boat. Go with a 36v with a 60" shaft.

[ScubaLatt]

Well since you have twin outboards why not put twin 101 Riptides on it?

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by ScubaLatt

Well since you have twin outboards why not put twin 101 Riptides on it?

Since he has twin 150's he can probably go with twin 80# thrust

[yigodiver]

How would you wire up twin trolling motors, could that be done with 3 batteries, or have to carry 6 batteries, then you would have 72 volts correct?

[alphaman]

Ok you guys are joking about twin trolling motors. Hun unless they're on the trim tabs then ok I see

[alphaman]

uploadfromtaptalk1409003853347.jpg this looks cool

[keakar]

Originally Posted by yigodiver

How would you wire up twin trolling motors, could that be done with 3 batteries, or have to carry 6 batteries, then you would have 72 volts correct?

no 6 batteries 3 wired to each motor separately and I would "assume" there is a way for the I-pilots to team up on holding the same course and work as a team

Originally Posted by ironworker

ok
got a 24' skeeter bay boat with 2 150 yammy's 4 strokes on her....
what trolling motor and shaft lenth do I need ?

let's hear it !!

I cant see anything less then a 100+ trolling motor and I would "think" you would need the biggest they make for that boat or you will be at the mercy of tides and winds and not be able to fish and move about as you choose to unless its calm with slack tides