Can it be mounted on an Alluminum boat
2077623
Yes, I mounted mine on a side panel of my pontoon boat. Use stainless screw, washer, and lock nut to secure.
2077624
You can do anything but may have "shocking" results. I do not recommend sitting on the metal seats naked while using this type of installation. It is a sealed unit so if you install correctly you should not have a problem.
2077625
as long as its functioning properly the case has no voltage. i wouldn't worry about it. But if you are concerned, go to the hardware store and pick up rubber or nylon washers and nylon bolts to insulate the charger from direct electrical conductor contact with your boat.
2077626
Hi, I'm sure you can but, it has to be plugged into a 120Volt supply when charging the batteries. When the boat is on a trailer parked somewhere it would work great.
482121
I dont know what that is. Measure your boat from mounting points. It works great on our pontoon.
2131709
It can however I would not recommend this motor for any boat. It is extremely flimsy, the propeller can't be replaced if it breaks, and has a very short driving stick. Mine broke the first time using it...spend the extra money and get the Minn kota 30.
369029
Depends upon your Motor mounting. Worked on my 19.5' aluminum fishing boat...
360844
Generally used on boats. I had to drill an 1 1/2" hole to mount it. My guess would be ... no, it's too big for a direct replacement.
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.
1035673
I am not sure about sail boats. I mounted mine in the back of our pontoon below the water line.
1139768
Yes you can. They have tie down kits for that. But it is better to mount on the transom of the boat than the tolling motor. You take a chance of damaging the transducer if you hit bottom or rocks in the water. Hope this helps you. Good luck.
1420677
Yes... It can be mounted on the exterior of the boat. It is waterproof and can be splashed or sprayed with a hose when cleaning the boat. It needs to be mounted high enough so it won't get submerged for a long period of time as this may allow water to get in behind the device causing other problems for the boat. Many boat manufacturers that use Clarion gear install this controller near the swim platform of their boats...
2218693
I don't see why not. you are well within the specs of boat size and HP. If you have enough room in your wet well it should work fine. And the price is right on. Check this link for the installer manual.http://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/pdfs/Teleflex/Seastar_Outboard_Hydraulic_Steering_Installation_Instructions_Owners_Manual_296784-AO.pdf
377151
The mounting hardware will mount on round top aluminum boat sides or any flat surface. Easy installation and it's very nice.
1565542
Sure, as long as the boat has a motor mount and you can reach the handle guide
2131710
I don't know this boat, but the motor can be put on any boat mount. It will, however, push a kayak only about 5 mph in good conditions. But mph goes down as the boat gets heavier and bigger, i.e., more drag. Good luck. Bill PS the motor is not flimsy; I've been using mine for 5 years on 3 kayaks with no problem and the prop can be easily replaced.
2070220
I have mine mounted to the T-top of my bay boat. They are awesome and seem to be quit durable. I used an ATV ball jointed mounting bracket so I can make the directional.
1971739
You could but this is really meant for a more powerful boat. We have a pontoon boat with 150 HP.
928619
I don't think any of them will work contrary to the picture. The indentation for the motor is too small. When you tighten the screws on the motor mount it starts to slide off. You'd have to mount some thin pieces of wood on either side to get a motor to fit snugly. I haven't figured anything else out yet. Other than that it's a great little boat.
1813707
No, this one is the snap on cover type. It only has two screws, one each end to mount to the boat..Hope this helps!