Garmin Force® Kraken 90" black electric motor with remote control

The Garmin Force Kraken electric motor provides two levels of thrust power:

100 pounds when powered at 36V. 80 pounds when powered at 24V.

The Garmin Force Kraken electric motor is equipped with a shaft 90 inches long.

Yes, the Garmin Force Kraken electric motor is designed for freshwater and saltwater fishing.

Yes, the Garmin Force Kraken electric motor is supplied with a remote control.

The Garmin Force Kraken is equipped with a brushless motor.

For installing the quick-mount kit on the deck, you will need the following tools:

A drill with a 11/32" (9 mm) bit.A #3 Phillips screwdriver.A #4 Phillips screwdriver.A 7/16" (11 mm) socket.A 1/2" (13 mm) socket.A torque wrench.Stainless steel countersunk bolts 5/16-18 (M8 x 1.25) if the included bolts are not long enough.An outdoor padlock with a shackle of 1/4" (6.35 mm) or less (recommended).

To drill the mounting holes for the quick-release mount on your boat's deck, it is recommended to use a 11/32 in (9 mm) drill bit.

When installing the quick-release mount, you must mount it on the bow of your boat, ensuring the deployed engine is as close as possible to the centerline of the boat. The mount must be installed so that the U-shape extends beyond the boat's gunwale.

Do not print the mounting template yourself. Use the template provided in the product box. If you must print a template, ensure you follow the instructions precisely, including printing at 100% scale and using paper of sufficient size.

The fasteners on the quick-release mounting plate attached to the boat's deck must be tightened to 14.9 N·m (11 lbf·ft) torque.

The six fast-release mounting bracket nuts attached to the engine must be tightened to a torque of 10.85 N·m (8 lbf·ft).

Once the engine is installed on the quick-release plate, you must insert the handle into the quick-release bracket. Then, use a padlock suitable for outdoor use with a 1/4 in (6.35 mm) shackle or the included R-clip to lock the handle in place. Make sure the open end of the R-clip is facing the edge of the boat to prevent it from coming loose accidentally.

The LiveScope™ transducer mount for the Force Kraken engine is compatible with LVS32, LVS34, and LVS62 transducers (sold separately).

To install the LiveScope™ transducer mount, you will need the following tools:

A #2 Phillips screwdriver.2.5 mm, 5 mm, and 6 mm Allen keys (included).Diagonal cutters.Electrical tape.Cable ties.An eyelet wrench (included).Marine grease (included).A torque wrench.

Yes, here are important considerations:

Mount the LiveScope™ transducer so that it does not interfere with engine stowage.
You can mount the LiveScope™ transducer on the starboard or port side of the engine shaft.
Once the transducer is mounted, the engine can only be stowed in one direction. Choose the side toward which you want the propeller to face once stowed, as this cannot be changed after installation.
Firmly tighten all adjustment knobs on the LiveScope™ transducer mount before each use.

Here are the important torque values:

The six bolts securing the engine to the shaft base must be tightened to 4 N·m (35 lbf·in). The hex-head bolt securing the LiveScope™ mounting bracket to the shaft adapter must be tightened to 7 N·m (62 lbf·in).

After using the engine in saltwater or brackish water, you must flush the entire engine with fresh water and apply a water-based silicone spray using a soft cloth. It is important to avoid directing water jets toward the cap at the top of the shaft when flushing the engine.

The main components of the Force Kraken electric motor include:

The shaft cap.The cable harness and junction box (and the GT56 transducer cable, if present).The depth adjustment assembly.The steering servo.The bracket.The shaft.The drive motor and propeller.The mounting base.The power cable.The display panel.

To reach its maximum thrust power of 100 pounds, the Force Kraken motor requires a 36V power supply. If powered at 24V, its thrust power will be 80 pounds.