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    Looking at the motor in the link below. I have a 30 and want something bigger when on a trolling motor only lake. What would I be sacrificing getting one of the older ones with the white cover over one of the new ones?

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    In my opinion, as long as the motor runs good and there is no other problems with it, I'd say it would be a good buy! The only disadvantage would be the warranty on a new motor.
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    For the money, I don't think you would be sacrificing anything. As long as that is the style you want, I'd go for it.

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    Great motors. Have a old 32 and a 36. Used both on a 16 alumacraft bass for years. Good on battery and that 50 would be plenty of power with good battery. Run all day unless really windy. Price is right also.
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    I never wore out a MinnKota. If it sounds and runs good I'd say go for it.
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    Ive minnkota also now ive got a 76 lb motorguide now its sumng u wont go wrong with go for it
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    I have a 46 lb'er as the only motor on my jon boat. I use two batteries though. One battery to fish all day, and the other one to get back to the ramp if needed. Works great for me. I can fish all the way around a lake that's 2 miles long and a mile wide, and have juice left over when I get back. With wind and waves, my mileage may vary.
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    Sounds good if in good working order.
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    I have bought refurb minnkotas from Cabelas. Good prices with 1 year factory warranty. Got a 40# 12v for $79.
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