92-100-121 ARM ASY 12V 3.62 55# 2.88"w/BB

Product Description

Minn Kota 92-100-121 Armature Assembly 12V 3.62 55#

This is a genuine Minn Kota replacement armature assembly, part number 92-100-121, designed to restore your trolling motor to its original factory performance. As the central component of the motor, the armature is responsible for generating the power and thrust that propels your boat. This specific assembly is engineered for 12-volt systems with a 3.62-inch diameter lower unit.

Built with precision and high-quality materials, this armature assembly delivers the 55 pounds of thrust your motor was designed for. It comes complete with the ball bearing (w/BB) pre-installed, ensuring smooth, quiet, and efficient operation while reducing friction and wear. The components are expertly balanced to minimize vibration, preventing spooking fish and providing a better overall boating experience.

If your trolling motor has experienced a loss of power, is operating erratically, or has stopped working, a damaged or worn-out armature is often the cause. Replacing it with the 92-100-121 genuine Minn Kota part ensures perfect compatibility and restores the reliability and performance you expect.

Technical Specifications:

• Part Number: 92-100-121
• Voltage: 12-Volt
• Motor Diameter: 3.62 inches (3-5/8")
• Thrust Level: 55 lbs
• Bearing: Includes pre-installed Ball Bearing
   

Models This Part Fits:

This armature assembly is a common part for many of Minn Kota's 55 lb thrust, 12-volt trolling motors with a 3.62" lower unit. Please verify your motor's model and year to ensure compatibility.

Fits various models within the following freshwater series:

• Edge:
  • Edge 55
• Endura C2:
  • Endura C2 55
• Endura Max:
  • Endura Max 55
• PowerDrive / PowerDrive V2:
  • PowerDrive 55
• Riptide (Freshwater-use models or as specified):
  • Riptide 55
• Terrova:
  • Terrova 55
• Traxxis:
  • Traxxis 55

Important Note: To ensure this is the correct part for your specific motor, it is always best to consult your original owner's manual or check the parts diagram for your motor's serial number. Model designs can change over the years, and verifying the part number is crucial for a successful repair.