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Lowrance Recon Freshwater 72-inch Trolling Motor with FreeSteer Joystick Remote, Wireless Foot Pedal, HDI Nosecone, 000-16175-001


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Technical Specifications
Brand
Lowrance
Model
000-16175-001
GTIN
09420064132010
Shaft Length
72 Inch
Mount
Bow Mount
Water Type
Freshwater
Control
Foot Pedal, Electric Steer, Wireless Remote
GPS
Anchor Lock
Speeds
Variable Speed
Features
Brushless Motor, Quiet Operation, Composite Shaft
Brand
Lowrance
Key Features
FREESTEER JOYSTICK REMOTE & WIRELESS CONTROLS: Offers intuitive steering and hands‑free operation for easier, more precise boat handling with full display integration
GPS ANCHOR & RELIABLE THRUST: Helps maintain steady boat position in changing wind or water conditions while providing the power needed to reach your target area with confidence
QUIET BRUSHLESS MOTOR & UPGRADEABLE NOSECONE DESIGN: Helps reduce underwater noise to avoid disturbing nearby fish and support a more natural approach in shallow or clear water and the upgradeable nosecone design provides easy access to Lowrance sonar options for detailed, high‑resolution underwater views when paired with compatible systems
SONAR‑READY NOSECONE SYSTEM: Includes an HDI nosecone on freshwater models and supports optional Active Imaging 3‑in‑1 and ActiveTarget 2 and 2 XL mounting options, providing flexible access to detailed underwater imaging and advanced sonar capabilities when paired with compatible Lowrance systems
CARBON‑FIBER‑INFUSED SHAFT WITH LIFETIME WARRANTY: Offers a strong, durable design engineered to withstand tough on‑water conditions while supporting reliable long‑term performance