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Lowrance TMB-S Trolling Motor Mounting Hardware

The Lowrance TMB-S Trolling Motor Mounting Hardware is a genuine Lowrance mounting solution designed to attach a compatible standard Skimmer transducer to the bottom of a trolling motor. Compact and purpose-built for sonar installations, the TMB-S gives anglers a practical way to move a compatible transducer from a conventional transom-style installation to the trolling motor.

Lowrance identifies the TMB-S as SKU 000-0051-45 and describes it as a trolling motor bracket for a standard Skimmer transducer. For current manufacturer information, see the official Lowrance TMB-S product page.

Lowrance TMB-S Model & Specifications

Brand: Lowrance
Model: TMB-S
SKU / Part Number: 000-0051-45
Product Type: Trolling motor transducer mounting bracket
Application: Sonar transducer mounting
Mounting Position: Bottom of trolling motor
Designed For: Compatible standard Lowrance Skimmer transducers
Installation Type: Bracket and adjustable strap mounting

The Lowrance TMB-S Trolling Motor Mounting Hardware is intended specifically for standard Skimmer transducers rather than being a universal mounting bracket for every Lowrance transducer. Lowrance’s current accessories catalog also identifies 000-0051-45 as the TMB-S trolling-motor mounting bracket for a standard Skimmer transducer.

For additional compatible marine equipment, explore trolling motors and marine electronics at Precision Marine Outdoors.

Convenient Trolling Motor Transducer Installation

Mounting a compatible Skimmer transducer on the trolling motor can provide sonar readings from the area around the trolling motor rather than relying exclusively on a transducer positioned at the stern.

This can be useful for anglers fishing from the bow who want their sonar transducer positioned closer to where they are actively maneuvering and fishing.

For more information about compatible sonar equipment and accessories, anglers can also explore the official Lowrance sonar and transducer accessories collection.

How to Use the Lowrance TMB-S

Lowrance documentation shows the TMB-S attached to the compatible transducer using the appropriate mounting hardware. An adjustable strap passes through the mounting bracket and wraps around the trolling motor. The transducer should be positioned so it points straight downward when the motor is in the water.

After mounting, route the transducer cable alongside the trolling motor shaft. Leave sufficient cable slack so the motor can turn normally without pulling or damaging the cable. The cable should also be kept clear of moving components and the propeller.

Always confirm transducer compatibility before installation rather than assuming that every Lowrance transducer will fit the TMB-S.

You can explore fish finders, sonar equipment and trolling motor accessories at Precision Marine Outdoors when planning a complete fishing-electronics installation.

For broader educational information about the equipment on which the bracket is installed, see the Wikipedia overview of trolling motors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Lowrance TMB-S part number?

The Lowrance TMB-S is part number 000-0051-45.

What does the Lowrance TMB-S do?

It allows a compatible standard Skimmer transducer to be mounted to the bottom of a trolling motor.

Is TMB-S compatible with every Lowrance transducer?

No. Lowrance specifies the TMB-S for standard Skimmer transducers. Check the exact transducer model before purchasing.

Where is the transducer positioned?

The TMB-S secures the compatible transducer beneath the trolling motor.

How should the transducer be oriented?

Lowrance documentation instructs users to position the transducer so it points straight down when the trolling motor is in the water.

How should I route the transducer cable?

Route it along the trolling motor shaft with enough slack to permit normal steering while keeping it away from the propeller and other moving components.