Could this mirror be installed on a pontoon console? IF so, would it be effective to spot "tubers" being pulled behind an 18 foot Sun Catcher pontoon
348331
Haven't used mine since mounting it so I can't say one way or the other. I can see where skiers and tubers would be. If I had it to do again I would get a mirror that attaches to the window channel. This unit doesn't give you a warm fuzzy feeling about staying attached in rough water and the adjustment range is rather limited.
348332
I purchased this product for my ski boat. I have it suctioned to my front windshield. It works awesome for me and the suction cup is very good. If your console has an area where a suction cup would work, than you are good there. There is only about 3-4 inches from the suction cup to the mirror so if your console is high enough that nothing blocks your view, this mirror will do what you need it to.
348333
It can be installed anywhere the suction cup will fit and stick. It has very little vibration and I use it for spotting skiers and tubers.
348334
We use the marine mirror on our Bayliner. It is great viewing capability. Keep in mind in most states you must have a spotter when towing people. Great tool but safety first...
348335
I have mine on the windshield of my old pickup truck and I get a clear panoramic view behind me, to left and right of my truck bed, and the only time the suction cup failed to stick was when the truck sat in a parking lot, windows rolled up, no shade, at 80 plus degrees for 24 hours. I think it's great.
785218
I have mine mounted on my Pontoon Boat so I can not tell you. Sorry , I can say one thing is that I am going to get another one to install on the other side of the Pontoon Boat. I love it
839096
It could if there are individual slats/spindals for the two loops of velcro to wrap around. I think it works better as a floor mirror.
451852
I would certainly think so. My use is ON each of two light fixtures mounted on either side of a large mirror wall(Obviously through holes in the mirror) It is perfect!
643725
You could do it with the right counter weight in place and plenty of duct tape. I would not trust this construction with anything heavier than a counter weighted large reflector.
1679015
I use mine on a 20 ft pontoon and it works well provided you have a long enough anchor rope. If the rope is almost vertical it will not work. Someone else suggests a length of chain on the anchor and that would work as well.
1086075
will need to buy 2 mounting plates, but otheriwise I would think it should work. I have it on 18 ft pontoon and works great bow mount.
482121
I dont know what that is. Measure your boat from mounting points. It works great on our pontoon.
1835819
Probably not long enough. Maybe 5 ft long at most. It can b turned for stern mount too
219337
I do not have mine under the water line, they are under my pontoon boat and shine down into water this lights up the water and also makes your pontoons look like glass.i do have an under water light on the back and it works well, if the instructions tell you that they can be installed under water, no question, they would be fine. I know the light is reflected very well in the water.
1299073
It could but, it's kinda small it does allow you to see two lanes to the right & left. Now sure it would be legal as a towing mirror.
977089
You would need a plate added to the rear of one of the pontoons. I would not directly mount one to the pontoon as this could cause the pontoon to leak.
1534488
Bracket that comes with mirror is made to grip existing rear-view mirror from top and bottom. You could fabricate a simple "hanger" that would slip over the top of the monitor and support the mirror. This would probably look pretty tacky.
352843
Mirror needs to have some place to hang from. As long as u can loop it around the head rest u can use it.
2207801
I do not think regular panniers will be in the line of sight. If the rear of the bike is packed like a mule (above the rear wheel), then the mirror will not be of any use.
1386760
No, it's not really set up for that. If all you need is the mirror, you need to try a different product.
1409111
My guess would be about 6-8" to the outside of the extension mirror, rotating it to a horizontal position. I have a 35' travel trailer that I pull and they work fine. The travel trailers are all on an 8' platform.