EZ Mount – Universal Trolling Motor Mount for Jon Boats | Bow Installation | No Drilling Required | Fits Gunnels < 3" Wide | Easy to Install

work6ed great on my 1436 jon boat

Great product to run a regular transom trolling motor on the bow. I have since bought a foot pedal trolling motor so I gave this to my buddy and he uses it on his jon boat now. Easy installation as it requires no drilling. Will fit any transom motor, will have to spin the head around like I did for my Minn kota but that’s straightforward as just removing a screw and spinning it.

So far, it's perfect. I've been trying to figure out how to properly mount my trolling motor up front without having to build a deck (which really wouldn't work on my boat). Clamps perfect to the side, motor sits great on it. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars (yet) is because I've seen other reviews where they say it starts coming loose using more than a 30lbs motor and I've got a 50. I anticipate it holding though, it feels just as solid as it can be. I just need to finish some wiring and I'll test it out (hopefully) tomorrow or the next day and will update

Easy to put on..very happy for with item

Best deal out there thanks for making Amazon a fun place to shop

Works perfectly. Used to mount MinnKota transformed motor with Autoboat to front of 14' aluminum boat and does the job.

the all plastic build is concerning, i have a 40lb mini kota that when going fill tilt likes to come off, i do have this mounted on the side of a tracker 14, I recommend tapping some screws about 1 inch to hard mount your trolling motor to the mount.

It’s perfect for holding the pôle of a garmin sonar

I have a 2022 Coyote Otter 160 jet boat which only has a narrow 1 inch lip on the upper rear transom to install this bracket..I was skeptical but after a very quick 2 minute install I realized this is the real deal! Great job and thanks for this product!

This mount works perfect for my 16 foot aluminum boat. Keeps the trolling motor straight and mounted perfectly.

This worked well on my 15' Tracker jon boat, but I needed to put a 1ft length piece of 2"x2" aluminum angle on the inside of the boat where the clamps screw in. It gave a flatter surface for the 2 clamps and made it far more secure. You don't have to use aluminum, you could make it out of a different material like wood or steel. It just has to change the angle so it's more perpendicular to the threaded clamps

The product is excellent!

I'll preface by saying my boat is a v-hull and I had to mount it off to one side at the front of the boat. Due to the angle (both the angle the trollilng motor/bracket is at plus the angle of the internal clamp) if i turn the thrust on my Minn Kota (55lb) too high, it flexes way too much and I've almost lost the whole motor when the bracket came loose. I've now added a triangle shaped 'rod' for the inside clamp to rest against (proving a flatter surface for it) and it has helped a bit. Honestly, it's not really designed for this configuration boat (and I knew that when I bought it) but I didn't want to spend $1000 plus on a bow mounted trolling motor and my review is based on my experience with my boat.