Do you place the straps under the bottom of trailer? Will it scratch trailer when you transports? Can you place straps under the pontoon boat only?
1173820
I don't travel with the tarp on. The straps are long enough to go under the trailer or you can put them under the pontoon only.
1398653
Our boats are much smaller so I don't have an answer to your question. I did find that I had to put a rope along the bottom of the boat to connect the two black straps so they wouldn't slide off the boat when I was raising them.
1842616
We mounted the brackets onto the trailer, but didn't tighten them down so they could easily slide into position after the next step. We then hooked up the trailer to the hitch on level ground, then put the tension bars in the hitch. From there you will be able to slide the brackets where they need to go to hook up the chains to the brackets. I don't know that there is a better way to do it as it depends on the trailer tongue length and other things to determine where they would go. Remember to tighten them down once in position.
341546
The straps can handle the load but you need to make sure the straps do not slip and the boat is balanced. The straps can handle the load but you need to balance it.
102069
Yes. No way to attach extra straps to the cover unless you add grommets but I don't think you would need them. There are plenty of straps on the cover plus two that go from port to starboard of the trailer rail.
1963326
I only have it on my 24' Pontoon Boat. I have 2 on it. It is better to be safe than sorry.
331076
There is a steel plate that bolts to the floor with 4 bolts it has channels that you slide the plate that is bolted to the base the part you see the shaft going threw in the picture I don't know about it being standard as far as what other motors it would match up too this is set up pretty exclusively for a pontoon I would think you could order a second bottom plate to mount to another boat from minnkota and it would work perfectly. I have this on a 28 ft tritoon 2nd year I've used it and love it pulls boat around nicely. Hope this helps
2256563
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.
1218067
The pontoon boat can be transported partially or fully assembled and or inflated. Due to size constraints, many customers will keep their frame fully intact and simply inflate and attach their pontoons once they reach their destination. Various methods such as a pickup truck bed, trailer, or roof rack can be used to transport your boat. If you are carrying a partially or fully assembled and or inflated boat, please consult with your vehicle, trailer, or roof rack Manufacturer.
1336639
Great. It has a lot of tie down straps that go completely underneath the trailer and across the front. It is also a pretty tight fit so ordering is critical to make sure it fit the size of the unit.
2133212
There are 2 plastic hold down brackets with 2 screws in each bracket. The strap would run through both brackets at the base of the box. Works good on floors, don't know about trailers though!
2185744
I have my jacks mounted to the frame on my 25 ft travel trailer to keep it from swaying when I enter the trailer or while walking around inside after I have parked fairly close to level. It would depend on how high off the ground your Motor Home frame is and if it rocks much when walking around inside.
1582616
I use four bags of gravel bungee tied to the platform I get deep plugs. No scratches on platform that way.
503633
The straps that come down from the four corners of the top canopy have hook and pulley systems which attach to the hooks/straps on the weight bags. I use the bags half filled with sand, and attach those to the straps/pulley tighteners. The first time I put it up, there were a series of storms that came through, lots of wind, etc. and the structure stayed put. I hope this helps. I decided against the heavy plastic weights, so I can't respond about how you'd keep them attached.
1065469
I use mine on a boat trailer but my boat weighs about 1000lbs. You should be ok since each tire would be loaded with 750lbs. plus trailer weight. Check the posted load rating on tire to be sure.
33986
I have square railing on my pontoon boat and it mounts great. Tightens very nice, but haven't caught a big fish yet to see how well it holds up them. I need this kind that I can take off and move when I need them. Can't have one mounted to the rail when I have the storage cover on. My cover is custom made. They didn't make it the way I wanted. So I need to adjust to it.
2219338
Plans on the weight on the tires. I have taken 2 trips of over an hour pulling the trailer at 65 - 70 mph and have had no problems. My trailer with boat is pretty light about 850 lbs., i stay under 70.