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  1. My Minn Kota Endura trolling motor worked like a top last fall but this past saturday we took it out and it barely ran. Sometimes we would turn the handle and nothing happened. At other times we turned the handle back and forth and sometimes the prop spun weakly but ultimately would stop (after maybe a hundred RPMs). (We know it's not the battery-it's strong). We took the cover off and there aren't any loose wires inside there. The motor is sealed so I hope it's a problem with the switch or something accessible. I know just enough about electronics to be dangerous so before I fiddled around too much, I was hoping some of you might know what the likely culprit is? Thanks in advance.
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