Force® Kraken trolling motor, white 48″

A New Legend is Born

Force Kraken trolling motor is designed with a longer shaft, perfect for high freeboard boats. Its rotating mount base allows easy installation even on boats with limited bow space.

Key Features:

• Industry’s most powerful trolling motor: Up to 100 lbs of thrust¹
• Wireless integration: Compatible with Garmin chartplotters
• Precise anchoring: Anchor lock and multi-frequency GPS keep you on the fish
• Easy installation: Rotating mount base
• Versatile: Available in 48″, 63″, 75″ and 90″ shaft lengths
• Durable: Built to withstand harsh saltwater environments

Detailed Description:

Force® Kraken is a revolutionary trolling motor that combines power, precision, and durability. The 63-inch white model is perfect for high freeboard boats, delivering excellent performance in fresh, brackish, and saltwater.
Thanks to its rotating mount base, installation is simple even on boats with limited bow space. The motor delivers up to 100 pounds of thrust (per ISO 13342), making it one of the most powerful trolling motors on the market.
Wireless integration with Garmin chartplotters enables smooth navigation and data sharing. The anchor lock function with multi-frequency GPS keeps your boat precisely in place, even in challenging conditions.
Force® Kraken is built to withstand harsh marine environments, offering durability and reliability. The motor features a built-in heading sensor, illuminated directional indicator, and variable speed control (20 speeds), ensuring precise control in every situation.

Technical Specifications:

Color	White
Environment	Freshwater, brackish water and saltwater
Mount style	Rotating mount
Maximum thrust	100 lbs (at 36V) 80 lbs (at 24V)
Voltage	24V/36V
Electric steering	Yes
Built-in GPS	Yes (dual-frequency)
Warranty	3 years, limited lifetime warranty on shaft
Water rating	IPX7
Wireless remote control	Yes (included)
Foot pedal compatibility	Yes

Force® Kraken trolling motor – powerful, precise, and durable solution for your boat!
¹ Maximum thrust requires 36V system and high-efficiency propeller