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Re: Lenngthening trolling motor shaft...

Posted by KenOhki on April 7, 2003 at 14:08:43:
simply put Yes.
you could even do it yourself, its not that complex in most cases.. However, be carefull when selecting the materiel you are replacing . Most now adays are very strong and flexable, 2 desirable qualities. I dont know this for fact, but you might be able to order a longer replacement factory shaft as opesed to using some other materiel. But as far as can it be done, Most asuredly.