Is there a place that we can attach a line on it to our boat so the kids won't float to far from the boat
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Sure is. We tied to the ladder handles. Also bought a anchor it worked well
864967
Yes, see the black line around the bottom that is where they can attach. Just be fore warned there are a couple fill valves on the bottom and top which to me is a bit of a disappointment. Also, make sure to put your boat in the water wait a few minutes and then repump as the cold on hot plastic lets a little of the air out.
1156521
You would need to hold your child in the float. Our four month old is on the larger side and still needs some support.
1266691
I would also put floaties on baby and make sure not to leave halone for not even a second always have eye contact. I also recommend checking out the ymca or ywca the have baby swim class.
317014
I think it depends less on age and more on size/weight. At a certain point, a float is going to be unstable if the child is bigger than it's rated for.
514435
Not a whole lot of storage on this one. I suppose you could fit a small box behind the seat, or on the top of boat, and a pole strapped on somewhere. So if you're creative and don't bring too much, then fishing is doable.
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You can, but don't hang on it. Mine has fallen in the pool due to a 90 pound boy hanging on it. The hoop is fine, as are the boys. Awesome hoop. Must have.
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I have not used it outside. Given the low price and free shipping, I'd give it a shot. You'd have to weight the legs or lay it down when not in use if you have wind. You MIGHT think about some silicone to squirt around the connections and beneath bolts as you tighten and then over them once it's done to prevent rain and splashes from getting in and rusting it right away. Also, it's light enough that you could pick it up and move it inside when not in use. Another thing, you could leave out the middle section and make it shorter for kids so they don't pull on a towel and pull it over. None of these things tested, just mentioning them as ideas.
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There isn't anything to attach the cover to. You could put Velcro on the edge of a tarp and the sides of the pool, maybe. You could just lay a tarp on top, but the wind would blow it off.
419894
Beach balls no...kiddy pools maybe?....the needle on the end of the hose is pretty crappy...not like the old metal ones that you could put in a basketball
2219572
You simply hang on the side of the boat but it did not work for us on our bass boat. We bought one that bolts down.
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We roll ours up and tie it to one of the dock posts when we are not using it. It could be easily tied to back of boat if you have platform on the back of your boat.
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this boat have protection for kids, so will only operate when place into water
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Yes, this is a weight-forward, floating line. It's a 90 foot line, so use plenty of backing just in case you get a fighting lunker!
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I was using a two-pole and strap solution, but it would sag and let water collect. Also, the straps started to get brittle and break within a year. I made a structure out of 1" PVC and it uses four poles with PVC struts extending to the rails. The struts make it a little difficult to move in the boat while putting the cover on or taking it off, but it keeps the water off.
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There is an eye bolt on the bow that could be used to tie the boat to lock it. Not sure about an anchor, it's not a very heavy boat and has weight limit of 425lbs, so I wouldn't suggest a very heavy one. We just got the boat and have had it out once, we really like it, seems stable and not too heavy to move around. Hope this helps.
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The U-shaped bracket that would be supporting the boat is painted square tubular steel. It expands to a little more than 48". The clips that hold the bracket at the selected width can be positioned beneath the horizontal lower arm of the bracket so that they would not come in contact with your boat. You could easily wrap the bracket with carpet, foam padding or whatever for protection but I don't think it would be necessary as the ends of the tubular steel on my bed extender don't have any burs or sharp edges. In my opinion the bed extender should work fine with an inflatable boat without any additional protection.
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This depends on the age(s) of the children, and their heights. They have to be able to touch the ground at the opposite end from where they start. If it is too steep (say 5 or 6 ft. above tree platform), there is a chance the child could slam into the tree or post at the end. I'd buy some sort of stopper(s) before the line ends.