can you pull it with watercraft
333708
You definitely could! It's very sturdy. Though I didn't see any hooks or anything that you could attach to a watercraft. The plastic ones on there may not hold up to something with that much force.
333709
It's not designed for that and doesn't have a place where you could hook a rope up that would take any kind of pressure. You MIGHT be able to move it from one location to another tied behind a boat, or a sea-doo, but I don't think you could pull people in it.
333710
We tied/toed it behind a canoe which worked perfectly. Not sure if tying it to something motorized would work..
333711
We got pulled out in river but disconnected, dont think with people in it would be able to handle high speed...only has a little clamp able to tie rope to so can anchor really
333712
Sure you can pull it with any type water craft, but why? Maybe just to relocate it and then anchor it. The intent of this vessel is a "PARTY ISLAND" not for "WHITE WATER RAFTING". My friends drift on the lake, wherever the wind and waves take them, then get in the water and swim/push it home when they've had enough sun. "CAUTION" a sea anchor/drogue on a short tether is a must, you definitely don't want the "ISLAND" moving faster than you can swim. Don't forget your PFDs.
333713
It's not meant for that, but it is fairly rugged and would probably be okay at a low speed. I wouldn't try going as fast say, as you would if pulling an inner tube, but different folks have different risk tolerance levels.
1891296
Not yet. As long as you don't flip your watercraft you will not lose your rod.
1602024
Yes you can use in boats, and yes you can buy a proper waterproof servo to couple with only find the proper servo to your boat
299824
I have mine on a party barge so I don't travel that fast very often. But I don't see why not. I had left it up once when pulling it on the trailer at 50 - 55 for about 4 miles without a problem. The best thing to do is check with the manufacture for their recommendations.
61152
Yes, they could pull it. Just an FYI it doesn't move backwards(I'm sure it is for safety)- so if you are thinking pulling it behind something, might not work so well. Sometimes my kids push it, but they would much rather ride it. It's a pretty neat toy. They play with it regularly.
186426
No. It doesn't have a motor of any kind. You have to push it through the water. It is pretty easy to figure out.
1529584
It has the power to move the boat, my Jon boat loaded is about 600 lbs and this motor makes wake. Be aware it has a very short shaft so you'll want to make sure where you mount it is low enough.
765696
You can but you probably will have trouble especially if there is any wind. It's ment for indors and is considerd a beginners heli but it's a lot if fun. Get extra batteries if you get it
383609
You can disassemble the wheels and carry them on the water but only if your SUP board is equiped with tie-down bungees on the front of it. Hope this helps.....
1806084
This motor is ready to go out of the box with cables. You need a battery and that's it. I also bought a battery case to keep it dry. It should push your canoe fine.My little 12ft fishing boat flies thru the water.
1971739
You could but this is really meant for a more powerful boat. We have a pontoon boat with 150 HP.
1584727
Yes it is possible, my husband did it with 3 others in the boat but it is not easy when you hit small tides and wind. He worked pretty hard and was sweating. It's hard to control for one person just because it's long and big. We looked in to getting a small motor but it's not cheap!
1067179
I am not sure what your question is? But I did use this gambrel to pick up a 300 lb john boat. It had no problem with that.
250313
I asked my son about this. He said he and his wife can ride one together. I don't know about the dog pulling it. They do still have them and are still using them 3 years later.
2079221
I've never tried it myself but I don't see why you couldn't. You would just need to let it sink and do a slow enough drag to ensure it is pulling along the bottom.
406081
I would say yes. You can also use your oars along with the motor is the wind gets really nasty.
1761461
It would probably interfere with casting from the front of the boat. And the mount might take up too much room in the front. Other than that I don't see why you can"t use it.