Quote Originally Posted by SLP View Post
Thanks.

With that setup can I still just plug it into a normal household outlet to charge? I think my garage does have a 30 amp outlet in there in addition to the normal ones.
Just remember that it's best to slow charge batteries rather than to fast charge them. Heat is the enemy of batteries.

You may need to have 8 gauge wires for the trolling motor and remember if all your batteries are in the rear of the boat you may have close to 16 ft of wiring to run the wires up to the front of the boat. Alternatively you could have a transom mounted trolling motor vs a bow mounted trolling motor. I'm not very familar with the front of the Lund boats. I've only seen one Lund boat down here where I fish a lot and it belongs to our local Game Warden.