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Minn Kota RTA-62 Quick Release Bracket

SKU 100006·Trolling Motor Accessories
$239.99

RTA-62 Quick Release BracketEasily remove your electric steer, bow-mount trolling motor. High-yield composite construction is super strong, impervious to corrosion, and specifically designed for higher thrust motors a...

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RTA-62 Quick Release Bracket

Easily remove your electric steer, bow-mount trolling motor. High-yield composite construction is super strong, impervious to corrosion, and specifically designed for higher thrust motors and longer shaft lengths. The low-profile design leaves the deck clear when the motor is removed. A locking handle with stainless steel pins can be secured with a padlock (padlock not included; sold separately). NOTE: Recommended for 112 lb. thrust and 72" and 87" shaft trolling motors.

Features:

  • Designed to meet the increased stress created by high-thrust motors and long shaft lengths
  • Allows bow-mount trolling motors to be quickly mounted and/or removed from the boat deck
  • The low-profile design attaches the trolling motor to the top bracket and drops in over the deck-mounted puck
  • Constructed of marine grade composite, powder-coated and anodized aluminum, and stainless steel to resist rust, corrosion, and discoloration
  • The locking handle can be secured with a padlock (not included) for additional security.
  • Designed for use in freshwater or saltwater
BrandMinn Kota
SKU100006
UPC029402052646
TypeTrolling Motor Accessories
Weight7.4 lb

Good to know

  • Genuine Minn Kota product from an authorized dealer.
  • Ships from US distribution.
  • Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.

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