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In May 2008 I purchased a Motorguide Pro Series 70lb thrust bow mount trolling motor, it lasted all of two months before the 1st & 2cd speeds went out. The store where the motor was purchased said after 30 days the motor had to be sent to Motorguide for warranty repair or replacement, but after pleading with the manager they exchanged it for the same motor. They told me if I had trouble with this motor after 30 days it could not be returned and would have to be sent to MG. The new motor lasted about two months and the same problem occured. I soon learned Motorguide's Customer Service is about as dependable as their motors. I was told they do not repair or replace their own motors, you have to send them to authorized repair service, most of which were so backed up for months with bad motorguide motors. NOW WHAT! I'M GETTING A MINN KOTA. I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER MOTORGUIDE PRODUCT.
"I'm thinking of putting a trolling motor on my bay boat this winter to hold me over wrecks instead of anchoring. The boat is 21' chaos. Any suggestions?"
The site i found at Google search: http://www.batteryreviews.net/trolling-motor-battery-2/
You know it's a shame when a big company won't deal with you I spent about 30 mins on the ph with motorguide about parts for my 36v tour edition bow mount trolling motor olny for them to tell me I could not buy the parts from them why did they waste my time I'm not trying to get somthing for nothing but why should I pay a 100 to 200% mark up on a part they should carry the part in fact is a modual in the motor this is the 2and one in two years at the tone of. $175 hey I'm not rich just want to go fishing this motor is a 2007 I know things go bad but two in two years hell they made there money help the people that help them the service centers make there money no problem! But being and electriction and tec I work on my own stuff also I owned a boat repair busi just want the thing to work right this is getting old I stand behind my work! They should atleast be a little more helpful $ 175 for a fifty dollar part
I have a Motorguide Wireless 75 lbs thrust motor. I bought it in 2009 and used it six times. In 2012, I took the boat out and discovered that the trolling motor was frozen. I took it to an authorized dealer and had to have the entire motor internals replaced. Now, 2013 out comes the boat again and (after using it twice) the trolling motor is frozen. I had to take the motor to a different authorized dealer, because the first one had gone out of business. The new dealer told me that Motorguide was having a problem with the seals on the motor shaft. I had to purchase a new shaft and motor assembly. Wow, I had to pay over $800.00 for this unit and have spent about $600.00 for repairs. Could have bought two MINN KOTA's for what I've spent on this unit.