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I have an 1801 with an 80# thrust Minn Kota Riptide with 60" shaft. I have used it for several seasons now with no issues. The 60" shaft is long enough for the 1801.

Crystal Coaster, From another Parker owner on the crystal coast- I have an 1801 mounted with a bow mounted Minn Kota Rip Tide ST, remote pilot, 60" shaft, 80# thrust, 24v with batteries mounted in the console. Works great for getting around inside. I have some pictures on another post here on...

In the process of installing a Minn Kota Riptide Terrova w/copilot on the bow. It is 24volts w/ 80 lbs of thrust, and a 60" shaft. Batteries will be located in the console. I looked all over the web for a good picture of an 1801 w/ a bow mount but couldn't fond one so I took a shot at it...

I am in the process of installing a Minn-Kota Riptide Terrova w/ 80# thrust, 24v, 60" shaft. Trollng motor is mounted and I am wiring it now. I will be glad to answer any questions and can post pics. :D

Fishfactory, How is your thru hull strainer attached to the hull? I am setting up something similar on my 1801 and I have the strainer attached by threading to the seacock. The strainer also has four holes for attaching to the hull, but I am hesitant to put any more holes through the hull below...

OK, after reading the comments on how few NC Parker owners are in the forum, I felt compelled to join in (home port-Swansboro, NC). I would be interested in joining a raft up in the Beafort-Cape Lookout area. If Albies are on the agenda then Oct-Nov would be the best time, but there is good...

Thanks, it is a great all around boat. I fish inshore and offshore depending on the weather. What attracted me to the 1801 was it's draft and freeboard, which makes it a great boat to run out the inlet to the wrecks and reefs, or poke around in the back waters. The NC Marine Fisheries have used...

I have been an owner of a Parker 1801 for about 1 year and have enjoyed the site, so I thought it was time to officially join in. Great group that has provided lots of information. This is my first, but not last Parker. My Parker's home port is Swansboro, N.C. just 35 miles S. of the Parker...