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Luvescope is driving up the prices used tm’s. Both electric and foot control units.
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Yes, they are.
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Why is Livescope driving up the price of used trolling motors?
I may be getting older but I refuse to grow up.
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Using them to point and aim livescope at fish. It’s an awesome idea so don’t get me wrong. It’s a good use of older or non-working units.
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People buying them and taking the motor off and mounting live scope transducer on bottom.....use it for turning their live scope in different directions.Originally Posted by spindle
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Hmm gives me an idea when I can afford a Livescope
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I've got an old 109 motor guide non-working that would be good for this. Free to any of you that need one for this purpose.
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I have an older motor I was going to use for this. Has anyone taken the motor off of one before? Just curious how hard it was to do.
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I'm certain it can be done, but not sure why it would be necessary. I plan on mounting my transducer on the barrel at first, if no good or bracket gets broke I can use the shaft bracket. Like the idea of having a fully functional secondary TM in case I need it, also can use the cone of the motor as a bumper of sorts. If drag concerns you, could also pull the prop off and store in the boat somewhere in case it was ever needed.
