Lowrance ActiveTarget 2 Trolling Motor Shaft Mount for 27–33 mm Shafts, 000-16502-001

The Lowrance ActiveTarget 2 Trolling Motor Shaft Mount provides a secure and adaptable installation solution for anglers looking to unleash the full capabilities of their ActiveTarget 2 live sonar system. Designed to fit standard 27–33 mm trolling motor shafts, this mount ensures a solid connection and stable sonar performance, even in rough water.Featuring Lowrance’s modern cam‑lock clamp design, the mount installs quickly and securely, eliminating the need for complex tools or time‑consuming adjustments. Once in place, anglers can seamlessly switch the ActiveTarget 2 transducer between Forward, Down, and Scout viewing orientations. Clear alignment markings make it easy to achieve precise angles, ensuring optimal live‑sonar clarity and accurate fish tracking. Built from rugged marine‑grade materials, the shaft mount is engineered to resist vibration, maintain precise beam alignment, and stand up to the demands of both freshwater and coastal fishing environments. Its versatile design makes it a perfect fit for anglers upgrading or replacing their ActiveTarget 2 mounting hardware, allowing them to maintain a clean, reliable, and high‑performance sonar setup on any compatible trolling motor. Whether scanning ahead with Forward view, analyzing vertical structure with Down view, or covering wide zones with Scout mode, this mount keeps the ActiveTarget 2 transducer locked in the ideal position for cutting‑edge on‑water performance.

• Purpose‑built for ActiveTarget 2: Securely mounts the ActiveTarget 2 live sonar transducer to trolling motor shafts
• Fits 27–33 mm round shafts: Compatible with a wide range of trolling motors using standard shaft diameters
• Easy cam‑lock installation: Quick‑locking clamp enables fast, tool‑simple attachment and removal on the water
• Smooth multi‑angle adjustment: Supports Forward, Down, and Scout live‑sonar positions with clear alignment markings
• Durable, water‑ready design: Built for harsh freshwater and saltwater conditions to maintain stable sonar alignment