Does this unit have any way to keep it in place on a boat. A tie down feature?
1496335
Well no not like built in but if you take the top tank off you can strap the bottom tank down with a strap and clip the top tank back on but no it dose not
1206888
I don't think double-sided tape would be strong enough to hold the guide in place. Maybe plastic cable/zip ties instead of hose clamps? I used two hose clamps to hold the guide in place on a 1-inch stainless steel boat railing...worked very well for me. Good luck!
637756
I looked over the float and there doesn't seem to be anywhere on it where you could secure it with a rope. Sorry. :(
2077623
Yes, I mounted mine on a side panel of my pontoon boat. Use stainless screw, washer, and lock nut to secure.
1871814
No it is not designed to be anchored down, but you could probably come up with something pretty easy.ThanksFlymotorsports
2194318
Mike,I have a cataraft & everything moves around. So I built a special holder for the unit & the battery since everythingin the boat moves. Sorry I couln't be more helpful!!! Have a Great Day --- Pete
1433727
I'm not sure if they make one. But if you're a mechanical guy, I think you could invent one. There are three tube like holders that are for fishing poles on all 4 corners of the boat. My boyfriend found PVC pipe that fits in the holes snugly. We were gunna take some 4 foot PVC pipes and tie or glue a lightweight sheet to the end of the 4 pipes. Put the pipes in the fishing pole holes, which would stretch the fabric above your head, and "whalla!"... A home made canopy.
1432013
no it only goes up and down vertical.you can remove it from bracket and lay it down in boat if necessary. not hard to do.
983820
We bought a simple 3 rod holder on line and zip tied it to the wire frame next to the motor mount. Worked great. One rod holder comes with the boat that can be mounted on either side to the oar railing
294039
No. You can tie it up and keep behind the unit but it does have a large power brick-like piece to it.
1300224
I don't think it had instructions how to secure it. You kind of just have to loop the straps around the kayak and the carrier
1329312
No, but I've found that the weight of the unit once the water is in it will stay in place with just a piece of the rubber non-slip under it and a bungee cord. And that's in a camper on a 4-wheel drive truck that I've taken down some very rough roads. I've splashed water out but the unit stays in place.
66227
this is good if you keep your boat on the trailer, and have some kind of support under it ribs etc. will not work well as a mooring cover due to the need to be straped into place.
938630
I believe that there is some sort of strap that one can purchase separately which can be attached to something in the vehicle to keep the ramp from moving around and/or slipping. I am not personally familiar with the item.
551808
Yes, on the transom or just about anywhere that you can get the edge of the boat inside the clamp. Really works good when mounted near the bow of the boat. Makes the boat more manuverable.
2036845
Yes. I bought this product, only to learn that I can't install it on my boat because it needs to be secured with a aluminum plate under the deck or will likely pull loose.
1786972
Mine stayed on all summer throughout storms and such. We also put an extra bungee around it, but it really didn't need it...it pulls tight to the boat. It's a great little cover.