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SWOMP LITE
13 If you are interested the SWOMP Lite 13 long tail mud motor, contact us today.
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$2250 - SWOMP LITE with Briggs & Stratton XR2100
$2800 - SWOMP LITE with Honda GX390 $3200 - SWOMP LITE 13 HP with Vanguard V-twin and upper brace frame SPECIFICATIONS ELECTRIC START, BACK-UP RECOIL DRIVE: Triple-sealed long-life bearing system SHAFT LENGTH: 65" PROP: Backwater Blade™ Stainless Super weedless Weight: 65" Shaft SWOMP Lite with Honda GX 390 = 124 lbs 55" Shaft SWOMP Lite with Honda GX 390 = 120 lbs 65" Shaft SWOMP Briggs & Stratton XR2100 (420cc) = 137 lbs 55" Shaft SWOMP Briggs & Stratton XR2100 (420cc) = 133 lbs BOAT RECOMMENDATION: 1236 and up Warranty: Engine warranty: Honda - 3 Years -- Briggs & Stratton 2 Years Backwater frame warranty: 2 Years KEY FEATURES 65" Shaft Designed for low transoms only - 16" or less boat transom height 77" Shaft for 16" + transom Skid plate handle mount protects engine base and ties together the handle and drive train. Drive tube with single upper brace is built to be light weight without compromising strength. Precision machined aluminum Backwater Bell-housing - Perfect Alignment and smooth running. Revo-Clean Bearing System keeps debris out. Surface Tracer cavitation plate - Provides added speed, easier handling, and shallower running. Standard with Versa-mount transom mount - Trim adjustment pin. Controls how far the prop can drop in to the water. - 360 degree swivel with two safety locks and travel lock. Prop can turn into the boat for transportation. - Inboard and outboard mounting capability offers the ability to change weight distribution in the boat. - Get the prop in undisturbed water. Changing from out board to inboard moves the prop 4 inches plus the thickness of the transom. - When mounted out board set back transom allows sharper turns. - Lowest riding transom mount with the ability to swivel. Lowers the operating angle of the motor. - Matches any transom angle from 0-16 degrees. Adjustment allows for the swivel surface to always be mounted level. Having a level swivel surface makes all prop depth adjustments function and prevents the motor from tilting when making turns. |
The SWOMP: Achieving excellence in Performance, Toughness and Reliability
In the few years since we created the new SWOMP motor series design, it has become known by many as best longtail you can buy. Using a combination of DOM tubing and a CNC'd aluminum bell housing, we have been able to increase performance while reducing the complexity that makes other designs vulnerable.
Most traditional longtails use a universal joint to connect the engine output shaft to the propeller drive shaft. Sure, u-joints are pretty tough to break. But wanna know what's even tougher? Having no u-joint to break at all. Inside of our bell housing the engine output shaft is connected to the propeller drive shaft with a straight, high horsepower single split clamping coupler. In addition to being incredibly durable, this design also eliminates the parasitic power loss experienced by u-joint longtails.
Another key to our performance is the SWOMP frame geometry. By pivoting off the bellhousing and lowering the angle of the prop entering the water we achieve better directional power transfer and more speed. Pivoting off the bell housing also has the benefit of effectively increasing the handle length. This gives the driver more controlled leverage and makes the SWOMP even easier to drive. The final benefit of our design is that we've been able to reduce weight without any sacrifices.
To put it simply, Backwater motors are in a class of their own because we don't just strive for excellence — we achieve it.
In the few years since we created the new SWOMP motor series design, it has become known by many as best longtail you can buy. Using a combination of DOM tubing and a CNC'd aluminum bell housing, we have been able to increase performance while reducing the complexity that makes other designs vulnerable.
Most traditional longtails use a universal joint to connect the engine output shaft to the propeller drive shaft. Sure, u-joints are pretty tough to break. But wanna know what's even tougher? Having no u-joint to break at all. Inside of our bell housing the engine output shaft is connected to the propeller drive shaft with a straight, high horsepower single split clamping coupler. In addition to being incredibly durable, this design also eliminates the parasitic power loss experienced by u-joint longtails.
Another key to our performance is the SWOMP frame geometry. By pivoting off the bellhousing and lowering the angle of the prop entering the water we achieve better directional power transfer and more speed. Pivoting off the bell housing also has the benefit of effectively increasing the handle length. This gives the driver more controlled leverage and makes the SWOMP even easier to drive. The final benefit of our design is that we've been able to reduce weight without any sacrifices.
To put it simply, Backwater motors are in a class of their own because we don't just strive for excellence — we achieve it.
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FEATURES
13 also available in Classic SWOMP full-frame
-For 16" + Boat transom height
-Weight: 175 lbs.
