⚡️ Battery Tender DC to DC Power Connector: Trolling Motor Plug for Marine 12V Power Connection - Weather-Resistant DC Plug with 80 AMP Capacity - 027-0004-KIT Review

I earn my living as a sea fishing guide. My boat is my office and it is carefully maintained. I had this trolling motor connector fitted to me by reputable Minn Kota service techs (which I've used for years) in February of this year. It's only June and it's failed miserably. The plug keeps water (salt water in my case) inside the case and completely liquefies the metal connections inside. Not only did I have to make emergency repairs to continue working, but the spilled debris also soiled the…

If you're tired of crappy boat trolling motor connections or other electrical connections, this is the BEST product. 100% CONNECTION, no wobbling, no loose connectors, 100% secure. Worth every penny. Prevent short circuits and fires in other connectors on your trolling motor. If you're using anything over 12v, 24v or 36v, whatever you have on your boat, unplug it and use it. Expensive but worth every penny if you've ever seen a shorted trolling motor connector. Security has no price.

A very well designed and manufactured product. Costs money. I completely redid my electrical system on my small sailboat, replacing the fancy battery racks that the previous owner installed for the electric trolling motor. Installation can be a little tricky for some, but look online for installation videos. A few minor complaints are that the cable outlets could have been bigger - mainly on the battery side as I used for example 2 AWG cables and the appropriate plugs - from the batteries to…

I was looking for a connector for my outboard trolling motor and came across this connector. The thing has been perfect so far. Other connectors designed specifically for trolling motors don't even come close. The thing is solid and actually snaps into place. I unplug my Minn Kota Terrova every time I charge the batteries and this connector still snaps securely in place. There are two options for the male end of the connector. The downward angle is ideal for trolling motors. In contrast to…

I bought a used Canadian Crestliner outboard with a factory installed MinKota front trolling motor. The outlet's wires were severed, and the outlet burned out on initial impact in the water. Dealer replaced with the same standard MinKota circular socket. The same thing happened the next season. The wires did not stay securely on this socket and were pushed down to break off when you inserted the plug and twisted as required to secure it. Stupid and dangerous design. Found this alternative on…

It's never a good day when your trolling motor stalls out on the water at 8am. Ordered this connector from a boat and had it delivered and installed by the following weekend. Installation was easy. I had to fit a base plate as my old fork was round and the battery box on the back is more of an oval shape. I really like the cable connection points, fair warning that the connector is designed to have a little "play" in the pins. I assume this is done to connect the two parts more smoothly. I used

I have never heard of this product and was fortunate to come across it while reading reviews of other similar products. This has to be the best trolling motor quick coupler on the market. The design is solid and well thought out. And it costs less than a high quality "regular style" plug and socket. I just installed it with a new Minn Kota Terrova engine and expect it to last for many years. So why only 4 stars? This item comes without installation instructions. For example, the installation…

I have a Minn Kota Riptide 80 ST 24v trolling motor like this one: On my trolling motor he was complaining about my forks. I think it was because there were four electrical plugs and none of them were labeled so it wasn't easy for them to distinguish positive from negative. He convinced me to switch to an official Minn Kota plug like this one: Minn Kota 12V Plug & Receptacle - 12 V DC 36 V DC Now I had a problem because the socket is countersunk and I always had to line up three plugs to insert