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Can’t say you didn’t put it through it’s paces! Great tests! It pulled it’s own (and Reggie) 😂

Fun test. Great information. Yes 24 volts is more expensive and the 3 prop will help with power and noise. Thanks From Wisconsin

I would still vote for Minn Kota over the Vevor just for the Mina Koto's indestructible shaft and low noise alone. I have personally seen the Minn Kota shaft bend to a 45-degree bend and bounce back perfectly straight leaving no bend in it at all, plus the Minn Kota is super quiet. All Motorguide motors have the exact same steel shaft as the Vevor and both will bend and once a shaft is bent it stays that way, so the Minn Kota quality wins my vote. For both trolling and bait casting the more powerful speed does not matter one bit, because even with my 17 Nitro bass boat at the most I only need 90 LB trust at the most in high current water and I have my boat out fitter with a 112 LB Trust motor. In terms of drag racing, my top speed is only 2 MPH both trolling or casting, so speed and power do not mean much.

Awesome review and comparison. I was still leaning toward the Minn Kota, for the lighter weight, extendable tiller and two props, but The Vevor caught more fish.

Being a 24v you still have another $80 to $100plus in a extra battery. So that evens out the price. Most people with kayaks or canoes are not going to want that extra battery unless you spend $400 on a 24v lithium. Personally I would not buy the Vevor because it really makes no sense. Only application would be on the back of a bigger VHull already running a 24v system and use it trolling and tie into the same power as your main trolling motor. Great video by the way. Looked like fun! Prop looked like a MotorGuide Machete prop

The friend I am giving mine to will be popping wheelies with all that weight in the back with the 2 batteries hahaha

I have the Vevor 86lbs and its amazing, on a Pelican catch 100 kayak😁

You should factor in the cost of an additional battery

It would be fascinating to see if the Minnkota drawing 24 volts would do............

Bought a 30 lb. Minn Kota and a mobility battery awhile back....Don't use it much and it just sits..... I prefer to use my push pole with all the skinny water.....The 2 battery choice is a game changer....I'll stay with the 30lb'r !!

I wouldn't want to get weeds in that prop and have to take out all those screws especially if you're on the water Great job and testing them out though Great job and testing them out though

Thanks for the good video. I was looking at the Vevor for testing but was hoping there was a 12V version too. I don't like the stepping of the motor as the speed increases/decreases. Since I'm a kayak guy, even using 2 LiFe04 batteries isn't something I want to do.

I can't imagine that the vent holes will be a help to longevity when it rains.

Great vid!!! I just ordered the 86lb version and have an aftermarket prop from apc props to test a top speed.... May I ask what app you are using for the speed??

I have one I got for Christmas ... looking in the owners manual, it shows connecting it to one 12v battery ? So .. your saying I need to hook it up to two 12v batteries ? That would not be good for my Pellican Bass Raider

What is the diameter of the propeller and the diameter of the motor shaft?

Was für ein Blödsinn. Minn Kota 12 Volt gegen so ein Schrottmotor mit 24 Volt. Es wäre fair gewesen einer Traxxis 80lbs gegen den anderen Motor zu vergleichen. Da hätte der 80er Traxxis auf jeden Fall haushoch gewonnen... Man kann nicht Äpfel mit Birnen vergleichen!!