R&R Design Recessed Easy Boat Trolling Motor Pan, Powder Coated Aluminum Foot Pedal Control Tray
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Ultrex is a good fit for you.
Yes. My ultrex pedal fits, though it is a little wider than yours.
It will drain into the boat's hull, where it will be removed by your bilge pump. There is no need for an extra kit.
It used to have an old motor guide tour pro in it, but now it has an ultrex. Get the dimensions of the foot pedals. Just double-check to see if it will fit.
Selected User Reviews For R&R Design Recessed Easy Boat Trolling Motor Pan, Powder Coated Aluminum Foot Pedal Control Tray
A 1/2" hole is all that is required. I considered a variety of options in my head before deciding on this one as the safest and most long-lasting. You'll need a 1/2" x 1/2" MNPT elbow to begin. Brass. I drilled out the hole a bit to widen it until my threads appeared to be taking. Attach vice grips to the fitting and turn while applying downward pressure. Forcing a start. You may need to drill a few times until the hole is the right size for threads to begin. Keep it level. The barb should be facing the back side of the tray, which is the vertical side. You're ready to go once you've secured your 1/2 hose. This is a fantastic alternative to the others because it is less expensive.
The first tray I ordered had two-quarters of the lip corners bent when it arrived. The tray wouldn't fit flush on the deck. I ordered a replacement, but it arrived with 1/4-inch bent corners. I bent the corner of the tray lip with my vice grips to make it flush with the tray lip. The bent corner can be seen in this photo. It's visible, but it's not a major issue. If you can live with the possibility of bent corners, I believe the price is reasonable. On my boat, the installation went relatively smoothly. I am pleased with the outcome of the project.
This is an investment that will pay off in the long run. Cutting a large hole in my boat was a little nerve-wracking, but it was a simple installation that makes using the troller a hundred times easier. My Minn Kota Maxxum is perfect for the job.
Despite the fact that the shipping container was undamaged on the outside, the item arrived with one corner bent. There are no instructions or a template for cutting a hole in my deck included. You'd think that something as important as cutting a hole in the deck would come with at least a template. I'll figure it out, but you only get one chance, so don't blow it. There are also some fundamental instructions, such as what size screws should be used to attach it to the deck I'll work it out once more. I'm fairly handy, but others may not be or lack the confidence to take on this task without some guidance.
If you compare all of the other pans, you'll find that this one is half the price, if not more. I haven't had a chance to install it yet, so I'll update you later.
For my Ultrex, it was exactly what I needed.
Most "newer" bassboats are stuffed full of foam wherever they can squeeze it. It's not difficult in the least; all you need is a good multi-tool (oscillating sander/cutter), and the foam cuts easily. Installing it was simple, and the result was fantastic.
When we were restoring an aluminum bass boat, we decided to include a tray for the trolling motor switch pedal. It makes a huge difference when it's "sunk" into the deck. We used 8 stainless steel sheet metal screws to secure it to the plywood deck because there was no hardware included and we didn't have to hunt for it.