Hey Chris,, you are starting a project (or wanting to) that is going to be problematic... It will be easier to go buy a new trolling motor with the money you are going to spend attempting this conversion... the newer trolling motors are so much more efficient...
Trolling Motors Fishing Motors Electric Boat Motors MotorGuide Trolling...
https://www.minnkotamotors.com/
SOURCE: Minn Kota electric motor MKJI1033962
Best to call Minn Kota direct for the manual Youll need your serial number thrust of motor and shaft length..
800-227-6433 they will help you with any technical questions.
Parts can be purchased from this dealer...There are schematics on the site for review....
http://www.northlandmarine.com/MinnKotaQuickRef.htm
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SOURCE: I have a minn kota
Ok, I have done this quite a few times so take heed, I am not familiar with the
MK65 but I am sure the principal is the same on all of these motors..
Take off the top half of the plastic head and look on the center shaft.
Your two foot control wires wrap around a plastic spool which sits on the shaft
with a spline fit.
If you have not done this before, get a pad and pencil and draw the way the
wires come in, lay and attach in that plastic spool - because when you pull it
off, if they come off you will be scratching your head wondering what the hell
you did. You can figure it out but why think if you don't have to, its not as
simple as it sounds because spool rotates, the wires wrap round and round etc..
Slack your cable tension adjustment screw in the footpedal all the way off,
then what you have to do is slide that plastic spool off, and rotate it until
you have the right position. The object of this, is to have the motor set
pointing straight ahead, with your footpedal in the middle incline position, so
you have full travel in each direction up and down.
When you do this, you have to be aware that with the cables loose, they can
come off the cams in the footpedal if you don't keep tension on them.
Good luck.
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