This should be labeled a USCG BI (2 lbs) vs a BII (10 lbs) of which one will suffice for up to 26' recreation vessel. 26' to 40' will require 2.
1963325
Dear Chesapeake, My Kiddie Mariner 5 Fire Extinguisher was bought for my 14' "Run About" Bell Boy boat; ergo, I was not terribly concerned @ the 2 or 10 lb. designation. It most assuredly is the smaller product.
1963326
I only have it on my 24' Pontoon Boat. I have 2 on it. It is better to be safe than sorry.
552263
I think that tank is a 5#, meaning 5 lbs. would be the maximum. I never actually used this one as it turned out to be the wrong tank body style to fit on my boat. I had to sell this one and buy a Worthington brand for a lower height measurement.
643415
I have it on my 16' ski/fish boat. On the side it has a pic of a car rv and a boat so hopefully its coast guard approved
1117918
Half a case. let me tell you this is the best companion to the intex float that I have 3 of. Never go far without the duo. Add on a 3 lb. anchor and you are ready to ride the waves with some PBRs!
213354
I have the 16-18 foot version for a 16 foot modified v-hull with outboard. There is a 14-16 foot version but I opted for the larger to easily use a support system for it. I was afraid the smaller would be too tight or not cover sufficiently.Based on that i'd say a 12-14 foot size would work. But you may want to look at all the models available before deciding as I did.
1538281
I would say the 40 pound number is the accurate one. 25 pounds would be very light especially for an inexpensive kayak. we do like it though for our limited usage.
193707
I believe the scale would be inch pounds, I just multiply / divide by 12 as required and note that the 250 inch pound variation is equivalent to just over 20 foot pounds. There is also a metric scale as well. Look for other versions listed, some variations are scaled in foot pounds and make sure you get one that covers the max torque you might need. I purchased both 3/8 and 1/2 drive versions and have been very happy with them. Note, make sure you set them back to minimum torque values during storage to keep the calibration.
1727886
Dear Ms. Sharon d. I actually made it to the shop today and it took some looking, but I found the Coast Guard Patrol Boat. The previous reply I sent was a bit off. I haven't opened the box yet, as I'm not ready for the parts I need. I'm building a woodedn Cutter for my nephew in the Coast Guard. Anyway it is 14 inches long. I hope that helps. I'm sorry it took so long.God bless! Dr. John
93946
It all depends on the size of your boat. We have a 21 ft open fisherman Seahunt.
1204228
not measured in pounds. should be firm but compress a few inches with a persons weight. the fitness will vary with the size of the boat (weight) and the expected wave action.
1564134
I have a Intex Seahawk 4 boat and it says (on the boat) "Max motor weight-18lbs". I think the Excursion ones are about the same. The Intex Mariner 4 is said to handle a motor weighing up to 40 lbs, but that's the biggest. I've used a 40 lbs thrust electric motor that weighs ~25 lbs on my Seahawk where it went pretty good after some adjusting. I adjusted the motor depth to have the motor fully submerged, but only ~18 inches deep rather than near the full 30 inches the shaft was. The reason I did that was because the motor shaft acts like a lever where the further away the motor is, the more leverage it has against the little rubbery motor mounts joints on the boat that the tubes from this go thru. So not giving it so much leverage was "taking it easy" on the boats mount joints. I don't know if you can adjust such on yours, but this newer plastic board design (versus the old wood ones) has a much better chance of holding up. I say that because another guy tried such an engine with the old one and said "The board slid down the tubes and broke the tubes", the plastic board won't slide now because the u-bolts go between some "ribs".
1923285
Do not know. Have a 30 on it, butbiy is rated for a 42. It is a heavy piece of equipment.
960170
30lb thrust is recommended but I've seen some people on YouTube that put a small outboard on them. With 30lb thrust it gets up to 4-5 mph
2112799
Works well with my 1300lb 19' Carolina Skiff, but I would not recommend this, or any nylon strap, be used for a larger boat. Seems a 22', 4000lb boat would require a steel cable winch; just saying!
741922
The post really need to be more than 10' bc it won't be tight. You need distance for the length of the sail and a hook and eye hook in the post so Atleast 6" more.
2256564
I have the same boat. I purchased the 24' size and it covers the motor as well - even with the middle tented. The only drawback is the excess baggage on the rear sides, but after some head scratching and trial-and-error, it works out. There will be a tendency for the cover to form pockets back there that catch water, but it's not a big deal. I would buy the same size again.
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.