Garmin Mounting Spacer, For Force Current Kayak Trolling Motor

Overview

The Garmin 010-13307-50 is a mounting spacer for installing a compatible Garmin Force Current trolling motor on a kayak when extra clearance is needed. It sits in the mounting setup to help create more space between the motor mount and the kayak, which can matter when the deck shape, hull profile, or nearby fittings leave little room during installation.

This is a practical fitment accessory for kayak anglers and small-craft users setting up a Force Current trolling motor. It is not an electronic component and does not add wiring, network integration, or power requirements; its role is to help the physical installation work cleanly where additional spacing is required.

Key features

• Made for use with compatible Garmin Force Current kayak trolling motor installations.
• Adds mounting clearance when the kayak layout does not leave enough space for the motor setup.
• Useful for kayak rigging where deck contours, hardware, or mounting position affect motor fit.
• Simple mechanical accessory with no 12V, 24V, NMEA, or data connection requirements.
• Helps keep the trolling motor installation better matched to the kayak mounting area without changing the motor itself.

Compatibility and fit

This spacer is intended for Garmin Force Current kayak trolling motor mounting applications. Fit should be checked against the kayak mounting location and the trolling motor mount before installation, especially on kayaks with molded decks, rails, hatch edges, or other accessories close to the motor base.

Installation notes

Use the spacer as part of the physical mounting layout when the motor needs additional clearance from the kayak. Before drilling or final tightening, dry-fit the motor, spacer, and mount in position to confirm alignment, access to fasteners, and movement around nearby deck hardware.

For saltwater or brackish use, inspect the mounting area regularly and rinse the assembly with fresh water after exposure. Periodic checks help confirm the mount remains secure after vibration, trailering, and repeated launching.