701-008 Minn Kota Thru-Bolt O-Ring Seal (Medium, 12V/24V OEM)

Protect your trolling motor from water damage with the 701-008 Minn Kota Thru-Bolt O-Ring Seal (Medium). This OEM sealing component is designed to maintain a watertight seal around thru-bolt connections, helping prevent internal corrosion and costly repairs.

For anglers searching for dependable Minn Kota Trolling Motor Parts, this O-ring is a small but critical component. It’s one of the most commonly needed Replacement Trolling Motor Parts for maintaining proper sealing and long-term motor performance.

Product Details

• Part Number: 701-008
• Brand: Minn Kota
• Part Type: Thru-Bolt O-Ring Seal (Medium)
• Voltage Compatibility: 12V and 24V Motors
• Application: Sealing thru-bolt connections

Key Benefits

• Prevents water intrusion into motor housing
• Protects internal components from corrosion
• Maintains proper sealing under load and vibration
• OEM construction ensures correct fit and durability

Compatibility

Compatible with the following Minn Kota trolling motors:

• 50 lb thrust / 12V
• 55 lb thrust / 12V
• 65 lb thrust / 24V
• 70 lb thrust / 24V

Perfect for anglers searching for Minn Kota Trolling Motor Parts for mid-range thrust motors.

Repair & Replacement Use Case

If your trolling motor has:

• Visible leaks around thru-bolt areas
• Cracked, flattened, or worn O-rings
• Signs of water intrusion

This Replacement Trolling Motor Part is a simple, low-cost fix that can prevent serious internal damage.

OEM Fit & Reliability

Using OEM Minn Kota Trolling Motor Parts like the 701-008 ensures:

• Proper sealing pressure and fit
• Long-lasting performance in marine environments
• Reduced risk of leaks and premature failure

FAQ

What does this O-ring seal do?
It creates a watertight seal around thru-bolt connections to keep water out of the motor housing.

What’s the difference between this and the small version (701-007)?
This is the medium size, designed for higher thrust motors (50–70 lb range).

Is this a common maintenance part?
Yes—O-rings wear over time and should be replaced to maintain proper sealing.

Can a bad O-ring damage my motor?
Yes—failure to replace a worn seal can allow water intrusion, leading to corrosion and internal failure.