Watersnake T18 ASP - 18 Pound Thrust 12v Electric Saltwater Trolling Motor with Kayak Bracket
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Size: 18 Pound Thrust
Color: Kayak Bracket
Features
- PORTABLE - Watersnake Saltwater Electric Outboard Motor is the ultimate in lightweight portability, weighing only 4.85lbs (2.2kg). Watersnakes simple design keeps the weight down while delivering quality and performance.
- COMPATIBLE - It is the ideal trolling motor to use on kayaks, canoes, small dinghies, and inflatable boats. Please note: Battery not included.
- DESIGN 24 shaft, adjustable mount fitting that makes for easy attachment, and anti-impact clip system. This easy to steer motor uses a hand tiller with an extendable handle, high and low speed control, forward and reverse switch and two blade weedless propeller design.
- STYLE - Electric motor with 18lbs thrust, Kayak Bracket Mount included.
- SATISFACTION GUARANTEE: Necessity is the mother of invention. Created by anglers to be used by anglers. If youre not satisfied with your Watersnake Electric Motor, contact your distributor to be taken care of.
Brand: Watersnake
Color: Kayak Bracket
Material: Aluminum
Engine Type: Electric
Operation Mode: Electric
Brand: Watersnake
Color: Kayak Bracket
Material: Aluminum
Engine Type: Electric
Operation Mode: Electric
Recommended Uses For Product: For Inflatable Boats, For Canoe
Voltage: 12 Volts
Mounting Type: Transom Mount
Fuel Type: electric
Product Dimensions: 13.75"D x 6.75"W x 34"H
Manufacturer: Innovative Procurement
Model: ASP
Item Weight: 10.48 pounds
Item model number: 9089960
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Exterior: Chrome
Manufacturer Part Number: 9089960
Date First Available: July 15, 2017
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Size: 18 Pound Thrust
Color: Kayak Bracket
Trolling motor is great for my sit on top kayak. I installed it right next to where ai sit. I don't even have to use the high speed. The low speed is fast enough.
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025 by david winslow david winslow
Size: 18 Pound Thrust
Color: Kayak Bracket
Good Product
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025 by Robert M.
Size: 18 Pound Thrust
Color: Kayak Bracket
I got the optional Kayak Bracket with the Watersnake 18 Trolling Motor. The products, seller, delivery, etc are all great. The seller, Innovative Procurement, is exceptional as I called them with some questions and delivery was amazingly fast. The motor itself (made by Jarvis in Australia) is great for a kayak as others have stated. I really like the optional bracket (instead of the transom mount) which is what the rest of my review is about. The bracket is innovative and allows easy removal of motor, swing it up/down, and fine tune for optimal position and most efficient power. A couple things to note as of Dec 2020… I got “version 2” of the bracket so"swivel plate" interlocks with the bottom "base" using teeth which I assume helps reduce any unwanted sliding, however, the pictures/videos currently show the older swivel plate so don’t be surprised when you get the newer version. Also, the metal jack beam rod is hard to push into the swivel initially but it loosens over time (that’s how you slide the motor on/off the bracket)....it helps to soap it to remove any sticky grime.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2020 by Edward V.
Size: 18 Pound Thrust
Color: Kayak Bracket
The kayak bracket is almost a great design, but there is little friction between the horizontal pipe and the mounting bracket as well as in the angle adjustment. I was not able to tighten any of the thumb screws enough to lock the adjustments in place. I set everything up, got out on the water, turned on the motor, and it immediately started to torque up out of the water. On my 18lb motor, low speed was a fight and high speed was nearly impossible as the cheap fiberglass handle was bending and about to break. Rubber inserts or appropriately sized hand knobs would make this a working design. The prop is also paper thin. It was damaged after use in open water. Any minor weeds or debris in the water starts peeling away the leading edge of the prop. If you hit anything remotely solid, it would be shredded, so you probably need to keep a spare at all times. Finally, the steering doesn't lock in place. The height adjustment clamp is supposed to touch the bracket with enough friction to limit movement, but this is not reliable. I wrapped the bracket in silicone tape to make this work a little better. I'm giving one star because it has and will continue to waste a lot of my time to make a poor design work for me. If I were to start over, I would just go with a transom mount bracket. The one positive: It's light, and that's the only reason I'm keeping it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2022 by D&N Thurston
Size: 18 Pound Thrust
Color: Kayak Bracket
All you need for a one man kayak
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024 by Stanley Termaine
Size: 18 Pound Thrust
Color: Kayak Bracket
I bought the motor in January. But in Northern Michigan that means I wait until May to consider going on a lake fishing in a boat/Kayak. Thats when I finally mounted the Motor in my fishing Kayak. Drilling holes in my Kayak I am not a fan of but had to mount it. The mounting system, on the surface looks ingenious. Bu the true test was taking it out on the water. First off I realized what others had said about the extension rod for steering. Great concept bad execution. Couldn't get the thing tight enough to not slip. Next the Positive. The little 18LBS thrust has plenty of power. So much is spun the motor backwards out of the water out of my hand. I quickly attempted to turn it off but instead I hit reverse as I was trying to right it and there it went forward. The tube going to the mount is way to smooth and slips without hesitation. Now th eother problem that shocked me was the Mount sandwich also spun so now not only did I have pivoting Motor but an angled under the boat, motor. The sandwich that is supposed to clamp on the edges of the Mount were also to smooth and spun to change the angle of the motor. Both issues need to be addressed. Some kind of texture or teeth need to be added to all points that connect to the shafts. Also I could not tighten down the bolts anymore. The plastic is to soft and the nuts just stripped them out. The additional extended handle also needs a rethink. Same issue can't tighten the nut enough to have it clamp down on the shaft enough to hold and steer. I completely removed that, after stripping out the nut housing. Like I said the Motor is great. The mounting concept is good, the actual plastic and friction points need to be rethought completely. I have made modification to tighten things up and will see how it performs next time I go out fishing.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2023 by Jdeater
Size: 18 Pound Thrust
Color: Kayak Bracket
I got the 18, should have got the 32. This is great. Had a couple issues at first with parts breaking, cause of a situation, not manufacturing. Seller jumped right on it and sent me out ALL of the items i needed free of charge. I buy from this seller again. 100 stars from me. Down side, if mounting on kayak, find a better way. Sundolphin type plastic tends to flex and bend. Use a long support bar that fixes to both sides.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2023 by Brad bennett
Size: 18 Pound Thrust
Color: Kayak Bracket
Just got back from trying it out on the creek and i will give you the pros and cons of using this on a kayak. The T18 asp watersnake motor was the perfect size for my one seater plastic canoe/kayak. Speedy on high setting and nice cruise on low setting. I was also able to tow another person against the current on their kayak on the high setting. No downsides to the motor itself. The mount however was not strong enough to stay in position on the high setting as it uses two little plastic knobs that are difficult to fully tighten. Steering was possible using the pop-out stick on the control head with left hand and using right hand to brace the motor from swiveling forwards. This is easily solved with string holding the top section forwards or the bottom section rearwards, cumbersome though and risk of tangle. Less easily solved by drilling the swivel shaft and mount to accept a removable pin to hold it in the down position. Overall It is well worth the price and can be improved if you are handy with a drill or know how to tie a knot.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2023 by Aaron Deville