What is the difference between a MinnKota Pontoon Deckhand and MinnKota Deckhand?
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The Minnecota deckhand has a quick release bracket. So you can take it on and off and a remote or you can place anywhere in the boat and control The anchor from there
305420
Just to comment on another person's response, the boards are identical, the only difference is that you get a round 5 gallon bucket instead of the blue rectangular one. I have both sets and prefer the round bucket because i simply place the bucket on a stool in my shower and fill the bucket in the shower, this is much easier as i do not have to move 5 gallons of water. The round bucket stays in place on the stool better than the rectangular one. I also appreciate the handle because i can add my sanitizer and hang the bucket to let it drain out.
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Mine has no handle, and the bottom is smooth. They might have updated the product, but if not, the image is not accurate. Also, in case it matters: this will not fit in a standard deck umbrella stand, as it is too narrow. I found that out after buying it. =(
301238
I use this on a 24' pontoon. I don't think I would win a race against a Donzi but it moves me along well and easy to control. I did have to splurge and get the hand held remote :-)
1010815
Not sure if there is a difference between the two. My daughter has the 8ft low profile beam and loves it. If you're planning on purchasing a beam I recommend one like the low profile. It's not too high and does not sit flat on the floor prohibiting proper hand placement when doing cartwheels and handstands. We've owned it for more than a year and it looks like new. Very well made!
254831
Its the same but takes up half the space. I use it when fishing on a pier to cut other peoples weaker mono. Means more fish for me.
470520
The only difference I can see in the description of the two hoses is the GT performs well with low water pressure. I have several of these hoses and they are terrific - combined with a digital timer it means no more hand watering the vegetable garden and much healthier plants recieving water at the roots. Fewer pests and diseases.
612105
Both handles are similar in blade angle, weight, and handle length. Really, the only difference I see is purly aesthetics.
254828
Its the same but takes up half the space.I use it when fishing on a pier to cut other peoples weaker mono. Means more fish for me.
1623876
Ours came with the longer handle or the extra set of rings. I believe that's what is pictured. The difference is length the old one was a hand and a half grip. The new is a two handed. Expect the two handed.
2118441
On our pool, we have a deck constructed around the pool so the stairs did not touch the bottom of the pool. The contractor placed some decking between the deck and the ladder so it does not touch the side of the pool. The handle portion is attached to the decking. We just had this done, it is in our second home, not a lot of use, and when used, by two adults. So far it has held up. I am a little concerned about the strength simply because the stairs do not touch the bottom of the pool.
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From www.StokesSelect.com: "The Clamp-On Deck Hook easily attaches to horizontal deck rails ranging in size from 3/4" to 2" thick, and absolutely no tools are needed. The adjustable hand knob can be tightened and loosened quickly for easy installation and removal. The polyester powder-coated steel is durable and weather-resistant."
258508
I would say that they are about equal. I use the tweezerman at home and the simply beautiful in my travel kit. I would say it boils down to the aesthetics of wood vs. plastic handle.
1255510
No handles, one end is a loop to connect to the boat and the other end it's a "quick connect" to the tube. The quick connect is a white plastic piece that you loop the rope around to attatch the tube. What looks like a handle in the picture is a foam part that floats and says airhead on it. The other piece on the top of the picture is a valcro strap for storage to hold the rope together when wrapped up. Hope this helped.
11103
No idea. Not that I could tell the difference but the paddle seems of very high quality. For $30 I don't think you'll be disappointed.
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The velcro type Yakgrips are made of a slightly spongy textured rubber which grabs the paddle shaft. On the other side is what appears to be a polyester type material which is what contacts your hands. They are about 1/8" thick.As mentioned these wrap around the shaft and are secured with velcro. I've since bought the one piece ones and prefer those but I still use these on another paddle.
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The shaft is too short for a pontoon boat, you would need at least a 52" shaft. Take a look at MinnKota Pontoon 55H. It is probably better suited for your boat.