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Please call MotorGuide at 920-929-5040 for Technical Support

*Digital Guardian is a completely sealed module that is protected from heat, moisture, corrosion and shock.

*Digital variable speed efficiency results in sustained battery life and more time on the water.

*Quiet, smooth variable speed operation lets you get closer to the fish.

*Digital Guardian is fully proteced within a compact, lightweight lower unit.

*Digital runs cooler, quieter and longer than analog designs.

*Serviceability is greatly improved through its modular design.

*Extended motor life from cooler, more efficient digital operation.

*MotorGuide Tour, Great White and Freshwater Digital Motors are backed by a 3-year limited warranty and service support from Mercury Marine.

*Clean, crisp digital communication optimizes sonar performance.

*Digital Guardian is a MotorGuide exclusive.







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Please call MotorGuide at 920-929-5040 for Technical Support

At MotorGuide, we've taken all the victories, failures, blood, sweat, tears, hours, days and years to heart and built what are possibly the best performing, most reliable trolling motors ever.
It's a result of re-engineering. From top to bottom. From our new digital modules, to new switches and props. Why? The reason is simple. To give you the advantages -- and, in this case, it's digital.

Digital Guardian is a completely sealed module that is protected from heat, moisture, corrosion and shock.

•Digital variable speed efficiency results in sustained battery life and more time on the water.

•Quiet, smooth variable speed operation lets you get closer to the fish.

•Digital Guardian is fully proteced within a compact, lightweight lower unit.

•Digital runs cooler, quieter and longer than analog designs.

•Serviceability is greatly improved through its modular design.

•Extended motor life from cooler, more efficient digital operation.

•MotorGuide Tour, Great White and Freshwater Digital Motors are backed by a 3-year limited warranty and service support from Mercury Marine.

•Clean, crisp digital communication optimizes sonar performance.

•Digital Guardian is a MotorGuide exclusive.



Frequently Asked Questions

R3 FAQ's

What is the Tri-Lobe handle?

VariMAX FAQ's

"BluVis multi-function display" is seen as a key feature. What does this mean?

If you think of your boat and motor as your car, then think of the BluVis display as your dashboard behind the wheel. The BluVis Multi-Function display shows your direction (forward or reverse), precise speed settings at one of ten levels, and battery voltage levels. When you're ready to move, the directional arrows will tell you which direction your motor is pointed in. When you're moving, the 10-level-display will show you how much more or less speed you have available. When you turn your motor off, for three seconds your 10-level-display will illuminate a single bar to show you how much battery power is left on your trolling motor before needing a charge.

What is the Tri-Lobe handle?

What does the word "VariMAX" mean and what difference does it make?

Wireless FAQ's

There's "Lowrance" inside. Is this built-in? Do I need to purchase additional accessories?

Tour FAQ's

I see the term "MicroSwitch" on my Digital Tour Series motor. What is this?

There's "Lowrance" inside. Is this built-in? Do I need to purchase additional accessories?

Great White FAQ's

What is the Tri-Lobe handle?

Mounts, Parts and Accessories FAQ's

A lot of mounts are in a "taper-lock" style. What does this mean for me?

Is there any recommended regular maintenance for my trolling motor?

Every 100 hours of use or every year (which ever comes first) you should lubricate all of the trolling motor's pivot points with a nonaerosol, nonsolvent based lubricant.

 

Remember, never use aerosol lubricant to grease or oil any part of the unit. Many aerosol lubricants contain harmful propellants that cause damage to various parts of the trolling motor.

Also, check the tightness of bolts, nuts and other fasteners.

I know MotorGuide offers several different propellers. Which is best for me?

How do I find a part for my trolling motor?

Other FAQ's

Are there any Saltwater motors with Lowrance Sonar built in?

Several motors are referred to as "digital". What does this mean?

What length of shaft do I need?

First, that depends on whether you want a transom mounted motor or a bow mounted motor. If you go with a transom mounted motor then you need to know the distance from the transom to the waterline when your boat is loaded. You want to take that distance and add at least 20 inches to it. If there isn't a shaft in that size then round up. Let's say the distance is from the transom to the waterline is 10 inches. You then add 20 inches to that and the length of shaft you want is 30 inches.

If you want a bow mounted motor then you take the length from the top of the bow (where the motor would be mounted) to the waterline when the boat is loaded. You then add 20 inches to that number and then round up to the next longest shaft if you have to. So, if the distance from the bow to the water is 15 inches then you will add 20 inches to that. You come up with 35 inches but find that there is no motor for the brand you want with a 35 inch shaft. Therefore, all you have to do is round up to the 36 inch shaft. Simple, right?

Bow to Waterline Shaft Length
0-10 inches 30 inches
11-16 inches 36 inches
17-22 inches 42 inches
23-30 inches 50 inches
31-34 inches 54 inches

 

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