Could you drag this behind a boat to clear a weed-free lane out from your dock?
2079221
I've never tried it myself but I don't see why you couldn't. You would just need to let it sink and do a slow enough drag to ensure it is pulling along the bottom.
2079222
You probably could if you went very slow, but walking it would be better. It has to sink to bottom, so "pull, let it sink, pull let it sink" works best.
2079223
To use effectively, you need to use a jerking motion (if the weeds are thick) to cut thru the weeds. But you could do it from the back of a boat without a problem. If the weeds are not too thick I think that you could just drag behind the boat and it would be effective. It does work very well.
2009382
It could be used in a river, but if you're planning to pull it behind the boat (couldn't tell from your question) it would most likely swamp.
2133285
I suppose it could, but you would need to add a bottom with proper drainage- this just sits on the ground and you use a weed block if you're using in a place with grass. Once you fill it, it isn't portable.
2018759
It is made to pick up screws and other small objects. I wouldn't use it in water.
1362370
You probably could, but it's not really in the way at all. It's underneath and unseen. I wouldn't bother trying to remove it.
1606142
I took the boat about a hundred yards off the shore to fish in new England once and it did fine. You would probably get towed around if you were catching bigger fish but that sounds like a good time to me. Rinse it off with fresh water after you're done tho.
856780
Maybe, but that seems more of a pain than it's worth. The net is really easy to clean. Just turn it inside out a rinse it with a hose to get the small stuff out. Why would you want to dump it onto the lawn near the pool? It may just end up right back in the pool from people going in and out of it.
367009
I don't think this was designed for outside/boat conditions... they ask you to plug it into your cigarette lighter and place it on your dash... water would ruin it, hope this helps, Roosevelt C.
749477
Depending on your agility, you could use it either way. it would be better if you had something on the boat that was secure to hold on to since that is where you want go, and if you slip you go into the boat instead of the dock or the water.
570729
It really depends on how on how dirty the boat is. If its bad you will need to reapply it and the whole bottle might not go too far.
1380777
I think it would work fine. I'm assuming you are saying you want to pull the boat a short distance to a dock or another boat. It's stronger than the aluminum extension poles sold by fishing supply and outdoor stores.
2147770
As long as your surface is flat it shouldn't present a problem. And I would be sure to put weedblocker beneath them.
700762
I haven't used it for that purpose. I have just been spraying weeds on the ground. Sorry I can't answer that for you
699336
Directly to the dock, then the dock has a cable off the side. Not much chance of a hard pull out.
2053968
You sure can Just take it outside spray a little degreaser on it and spray it off with a garden hose. try not to get the controls wet
1905111
It would work fine for that purpose, but the trick woul be getting it to the middle. If it runs for to long without being submerged at least to the intake, the motor will burn up.
629509
I don't see any reason it wouldn't work in a boat holding tank. I don't know where you dump it and really don't think it can hurt any thing in your system...