Can you put it on a one person ponton boat
1565542
Sure, as long as the boat has a motor mount and you can reach the handle guide
1565543
Hi Brian, Thanks for your question. If you could tell me a little about your one-person pontoon boat (brand and model number would be great) I'll do some checking and see if I can give you an authoritative answer on whether or not the MotorGuide R3 trolling motor will work with your boat. Thanks, Bob Harlow MTNA
1565544
One big issue is the weight of the 12 volt car type battery it requires & will the battery fit on your boat.
1565545
Hi Brian,Thanks for your question. If you could tell me a little about your one-person pontoon boat (brand and model number would be great) I'll do some checking and see if I can give you an authoritative answer on whether or not the MotorGuide R3 trolling motor will work with your boat.Thanks,Bob HarlowMTNA
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We use this on our 25ft pontoon boat. It is a two piece unit. There is nothing to secure it to the boat, but, you don't need to. It stays stationary at all times. When it is time to use it, I set the top portion on top of the bottom portion and when we finish using it, I seperate it. We do this because of where we have it located. You can keep the top portion connected to the bottom portion if you want to until it's time to empty the bottom portion. Great Porta Potti!!!!!
107319
yes, I used it extensively this past week by myself. It worked well when I adjusted the back seat as far as I could to the middle of the boat. it worked very well.
1579426
I'm not sure that this would be stable enough for what you need if you're referring to a 2-person pedal boat because the wheel base is fairly short. The boat may also be too heavy.
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.
810198
Yes, it is fine for one person and very comfortable. It just did not hold water and came apart at the seams. I replaced it with a sit in inflatable and I definitely prefer to sit on top, but I also prefer to have the kayak stay afloat.
2237131
Hi Natalie, sorry I didn't reply sooner. I've used my Coleman 2-person a few times with just me and it handled pretty well. Since it's longer, it won't manuever quite as well as a smaller single, but as long as you're not making a lot of tight turns I wouldn't think it would be a problem. FYI, I bought the double because my 20-year old daughter (150 lbs) has cerebral palsy and can't do many outdoor activities, but she can ride in the front seat and I paddle from the back. I've also taken along a large male friend who couldn't paddle due to shoulder issues and was able to handle all the paddling--we weren't going very fast but were able to keep up with some others fairly well. Let me know if you'd like more info.
940787
I have taken this boat on a small lake along with a bigger boat. it is hard to control its direction, fits one perfect 2 fit tight but doable holds up to 350lbs I believe, but I also have a challenger 2person inflatable kayak that work a lot better for what you are looking for and fishing
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It will be tough especially on the back rider. Besides being the steersman and "propeller" s/he has to bend their legs to the point where it may interfere with the paddling action. The person in the front can stretch their feet out into the front. I would recommend one kayak per, especially if you are any taller than 5'4" (seriously, seated your buttocks to soles of your feet extend 3 feet), it will be cramped. With gear, f'gettaboutit!
2013935
Yes because of the pairing system. Just make sure you pair one of the boats before you put the other one in
513787
Sure! "Seats"are not attached, so just scoot to the center of the boat for balance. You may need to support the back so it doesn't lay back.
234346
You can use a weigh-boat, but you should not try to use the clear cover as one. It is firmly attached and too large.
461744
you could if you did some modifications to the boat like add a wood floor and a center battery/drybox in the middle and made your own latches on the battery box, I made those modifications and used the battery box as the center seat with the inflatable cushion and 2 lawn chairs for the driver and front passengers..awesome fishing boat!! people offer to buy it from me all the time!!
1439618
Absolutely. I love that boat. Do not over inflate. You will get years of use.
421318
You will not be able to use this on a boat, the bimini cannot be beat! I am a boater and there is just to much wind and even a slight wind would give you much grif. However on the beach, etc. a great item.
290530
No but You may be able to modifie I have hooked my 24 ft boat to it and moved it with no problem this product is very well built
756865
Yes, a minnkora 30lb is more than enough, but only if there is two person using the boat. Other than that just get your self another boat, because you won't have no room in that inflatable.