would these work for a pontoon? On pontoons they would be mounted on the inside of the toons. I'm thinking yes but checking if anyone has tried th
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I think so...I even went to Lowes and added a link and extra 2" PVC to make them longer. Check your trailer dimension like 3"X5" against the hardware with kit.
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Yes....it would work. The only issue you may have to cut them down.....assuming you're using for loading / unloading on trailer as a guide. If you mount these on the inside, you'll need rollers / carpet bunk too. The question is, how high can they be. If you do the same mounting on the outside you won't have to worry about cutting them.
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they can if you do not anchor them down. Each post has a nut and retainer bolt which goes thru the pvc and metal post so the pvc posts will not move. I tried using them so they rotate and they worked fine..however the pvc post will float away when you launch or retrieve your boat, because they are not anchored to the metal post. So its best that the PVC posts do not rotate and as previous answer states "boat slides easily along them, upon contact" which it does.
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Cute idea. I would say yes as they are very light. If I remember correctly...They have a hole drilled in each corner. Good luck and have fun.
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No they won't reach, you'll have to run at least a 10/2 wire from your stern to the anchor or put a battery on the bow of your pontoon dedicated to the anchor and give it an occasional charge.
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They should work fine because they are built heavy duty. And the cap has a built-in spigot to make dispensing the water easier. Just remember that these things are heavy when full: about 56 pounds (and somehow it feels even heavier). So even though they have a stackable design, I would not store them that way in a boat.
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They probably won't work, because your board would touch the wheals when you turn ... Unless you get some super thick spacers between the deck and trucks?Or... I guess you could "shlongboard" it and mount the trucks on the ends.
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Yes, I think they would work. The back of them would hold the post and would keep them safely on. Plus I believe the hole would be small enough also.
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RA, suggest contact mfg. "Do they recommend use on pontoon boat and how many pieces you would need".
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You could, but you would have to mount them right next to the stem. Depending on how thick the mounting hardware is, it might work.
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It is intended for pontoon boats due to the shaft length and the mount, but it could be used on other boats. You need to make sure that you get a trolling motor that is the best length and has the best mount for your needs.
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You can mount them "under" but remember that they shoot out to the side and front, when mounted down they will project into the water and out low. Can you mount them on the siding in the front or on your rail, maybe on a bracket for the toons?
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I have these as the support system. These will work if the railings are of the proper size, Arnall's Standard Arch Support System for Pontoon Covers by Extreme Marine Products, which I ordered from Amazon. If your railings don't support this, they have systems with straps going bow to stern. I bought the 21-24ft pontoon boat cover. For a 20 ft boat I think this would be too big, I would look for a smaller one
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I do not know why they would not be approved for sail boats. All you need is a battery to run them. I am very happy with mine, they are on a 24' pontoon boat. If you want one single light for the bow that has both red and green they sale that as well.
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I have mine mounted to the T-top of my bay boat. They are awesome and seem to be quit durable. I used an ATV ball jointed mounting bracket so I can make the directional.
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I have mine mounted to the side of my pontoon boat so if secured properly it should be fine.
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I believe that's the purpose for which they're intended, though i haven't tried them in balloons. They would easily fit inside a balloon and are light weight enough for the balloon to still float. Hope that helps!
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This question was posed last week. There were differing opinions about whether they are suitable for a paddle board. I believe they are. They may overhang over a bit, but I don't see why they would not work.. I have a summer home in the Berkshires and two kayaks. One is a 12 ft. Kayak and the other is a ten. We have them stored in the garage on these stands and we love them! I hope this helps. Best of luck.