Re: Help with the Best way to wire a 36V trolling motor

Posted by John in La on April 29, 2017 at 20:22:22 from (75.131.240.27):

In Reply to: Help with the Best way to wire a 36V trolling motor posted by Dave Westlund on April 28, 2017 at 19:42:02:

Do not include the starting battery into the trolling motor. It is a totally different system.

You will need 4-12 volt batteries.
1 cranking battery for the outboard and 3 deep cycle for the trolling motor.

Since the 3 deep cycle batteries are wired in series you need to either take the apart to charge them (hard way) or get a special charger with at least 3 sets of wires and a floating ground. All the trolling motor companies make these special chargers.

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