Do you think this would work on a Wakeboard Boat tower?
1459291
I think so it mounted right up to my jeep Jk the mounts adjust out fully to about 18 maybe 19 inches although I don't know much about wakeboard towers
1459292
Yea I think it would work as long as you have the holes already drilled then you shouldn't have a problem
1459293
Ya i think it would work great, mine is exposed to elements on my jeep and holding up fine. I do plan to make a velcro wraparound cover similar to a bicycle or dirtbike crossbar type pad, to keep it further protected when not in use. I cant tell you about saltwater use though and how it will hold up, but with that velcro cover im sure great. Also it says like over a month shipping time, dont bother paying the more expensive shipping, mine arrived in pennsylvania in less than a week with base shipping
612504
I use it to power my 2000 lb 19 foot fibreglass sailboat in and out of its mooring. It moves it along fairly well ( faster than trolling speed for sure) I wouldn't want it to be my only source of power in much wind. I'm quite happy with it.
2277675
As the description says, it's for small boats in still waters so I don't think it will suit your purpose. I use it on a small aluminum boat and it does great.
275650
I would think it would work fine. It has held up to some strong winds at my house mounted 25' up. It also picks up stations way better than one mounted inside.
444559
If you intend to cover the outboard motor along with the boat, I don't think it will work. I tried to use the same cover for my boat and motor and it was to short. I ordered a larger one and it works just fine. Because of the beam width, you will have an excess amount along the sides of the boat which can be snugged up.
421316
I am sure this would tip over when the boat starts moving. You would be best served looking for another option. That's my opinion anyway. Good Luck!
663906
It will work but you may have a problem lowering the Kayak if you draw it tight to the ceiling. The ropes must be pulled straight down to lower the boat which is a problem with the boat hanging under it.
19751
My guess is that it would work, but that there might be a strong tendency for it to tip sideways on any kind of uneven terrain. I'd recommend something with a wider wheelbase if you want to truck a 48 in boat over uneven terrain.
1498179
Yes. It will work just as well in a boat. Just follow the directions that come with it.
444931
I do not think so, but I would check with the manufacturer as I think this was first developed for the boating industry.
1655183
Its designed to hook over the gunwale of a boat. I would not use it for your purpose.
1042752
not sure about that, if water gets in battery area i think you will have problems BUt if its more of a wake then a wave it should be fine. its pretty fast and turns great
698002
It would depend on the speed of the boat and the wake created. Slower boat speed for a lesser weight Person and all should be good.
1724500
I can't be completely sure, but I'm leaning towards yes--it would set the alarm off. This hasn't happened to me, but I've seen where other people have said that a strong wind has set theirs off. So I believe it would work for you.
1097574
It will probably fit on the mast but may need some modification. As to using the Signal Commander power supply, you'd need to ask the Jack antenna manufacturer, King Controls.
142159
I think this would be too small, I only used this for a plaque not for actual boating purposes. Sorry I couldn't give a better answer.
24706
There are tabs with holes at the base meant to screw it down to the boat hull. Epoxy might work, you would have to be careful not to clog the water intake holes.