Minn Kota Riptide Transom Saltwater Trolling Motor – 12V, 45 lb Thrust, 36" Shaft
Designed specifically for saltwater use, the Riptide Transom combines powerful performance with corrosion-resistant construction. With simple hand control, a telescoping tiller, and available Digital Maximizer technology (on select models), this motor delivers precise maneuverability and extended battery life—all in a durable, easy-to-use package.
Key Features:
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Transom Mount, Hand Control: Simple rear-mount design with intuitive hand control
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Telescoping Handle: Six-inch adjustable handle provides comfortable and precise steering
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Push-to-Test Battery Meter: Instantly shows battery status with the press of a button
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Power Prop: Offers extra thrust to move through weeds and heavy vegetation; includes prop pin, nut, and washer
Saltwater-Ready Construction:
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Advanced Corrosion Protection: Marine-grade alloys undergo a multi-step cleaning and coating process, with saltwater-resistant powder coating and armor plating
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Encapsulated Electronics: Circuit boards are fully sealed in marine-grade urethane, with waterproof heat-shrink tubing on all connections
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Sacrificial Anode: Protects internal components by absorbing corrosion, preserving the motor’s lifespan
Minn Kota Advantages:
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Indestructible Composite Shaft: Stronger than steel and guaranteed for life—won’t break, kink, or corrode
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Cool, Quiet Operation: Large windings and commutators reduce heat and extend battery life, while minimizing noise that could spook fish
Warranty:
Backed by a 2-year Minn Kota limited warranty
Specifications:
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Control Type: Telescoping Handle
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Voltage: 12V
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Maximum Thrust: 45 lbs
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Shaft Length: 36 inches
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Speed Control: Variable
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Maximum Amp Draw: 50 amps
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Propeller: Power Prop (MKP-2)
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Mount Type: Transom
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Water Type: Saltwater
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Autopilot: No
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Built-In Transducer: No
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Series: Riptide
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Box Dimensions: 8" H x 18" W x 52" L
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Weight: 24 lbs
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UPC: 029402040582
Warning:
This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
