what size is recomend for 22 ft boat
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From what I've read, it really depends on what you're looking to do with it. A 2 foot drift anchor should be enough to barely slow down a boat that size against the wind, but it doesn't sound like it is the ideal size. I purchased this two-pack of 2 foot sea anchors for a 23' Robalo center console, hoping to keep my bow into the wind while drift fishing. This boat has a tendency to drift stern to the wind. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to try them out yet. I'm expecting them to work fairly well here in the northern Chesapeake and it's tributaries, but only getting them wet will tell. I'll comment back next time I'm out and the wind is blowing. From what I've read, it really depends on what you're looking to do with it. A 2 foot drift anchor should be enough to barely slow down a boat that size against the wind, but it doesn't sound like it is the ideal size. I purchased this two-pack of 2 foot sea anchors for a 23' Robalo center console, hoping to keep my bow into the wind while drift fishing. This boat has a tendency to drift stern to the wind. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to try them out yet. I'm expecting them to work fairly well here in the northern Chesapeake and it's tributaries, but only getting them wet will... » Read More From what I've read, it really depends on what you're looking to do with it. A 2 foot drift anchor should be enough to barely slow down a boat that size against the wind, but it doesn't sound like it is the ideal size. I purchased this two-pack of 2 foot sea anchors for a 23' Robalo center console, hoping to keep my bow into the wind while drift fishing. This boat has a tendency to drift stern to the wind. Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to try them out yet. I'm expecting them to work fairly well here in the northern Chesapeake and it's tributaries, but only getting them wet will tell. I'll comment back next time I'm out and the wind is blowing. « Show Less
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the two 24 'anchors were for use with a 16' deep v boat. you might want a larger size depending on the type of water and wind conditions you encounter. They are for drifting and I usually only need one. the second is used when the wind is almost too much for my boat. I fish mostly open lakes in the plains states.
1071522
We use these mainly for slow trolling. usually 2 for a slow troll. As a drift anchor the 24 inch would be minimal, only enough the 'point' the boat. To slow a drift at least a 30 inch, preferably a 36 inch.
1381556
I use the same oars for a 12 foot John boat. You might want to go up a size on the oars.
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I tried to measure mine while on the boat and I ordered one that was too short. Thank goodness that the dealer that Amazon hooked me up with, Bryan Outboard Inc, exchanged it for just the price of shipping. I highly recommend taking it out of the boat, since you will have to anyway, and measure it and order the correct length the first time.
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my boat was 22x6 and I used about 2 gallons.. I just put it on thick and 2 coats. looked good.
790288
Definitely the 15'. We have a 22' pool and bought the 21' cover. It works perfectly since there are just a few inches are the perimeter that allow it to float freely. Any bigger and you'd have to cut it.
940787
I have taken this boat on a small lake along with a bigger boat. it is hard to control its direction, fits one perfect 2 fit tight but doable holds up to 350lbs I believe, but I also have a challenger 2person inflatable kayak that work a lot better for what you are looking for and fishing
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Jeff Im not sure i use 22" sorry Im not the one to ask i am new to the sport good luck
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I do not see any problem with a longer boat. Extra length should not be a problem. If you plan to use the cart in soft sand you would be better off with sand tires like the ones available from Hobie. Good luck, john
1378037
I bought deck hangers for 2 X 4's and installed them as high as I could. The 2 X 4's between the beams worked out good. I still have head space problems. The straps can let your boat hang too low also. Operating the pulleys take some getting used to. Just make sure you pull until it dead stops and then tie it off.
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I have a '92 Century Bowrider. It's 18', the width I'm not sure of but close to average for a boat that style. The cover is fairly generous for my boat. I use two upright expandable poles to take up slack. It's actually worked pretty well.
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I did a 22 foot boat and used less than half of the components. I applied the system using Meguiar's dual action buffer. My boat is fairly new and stored indoors during the winter. Given this I'd order 2.
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I use mine for a 14' Jon Boat and it handles it fine. I installed a front wooden rail so I could strap the front of the boat down. Towed the boat over 200 miles last summer with no problems.
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For the money I guess it's okay but if you have a 14 foot boat make sure that you get a larger than 15 foot cover. Mine developed holes after the first year.
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I don't really know...I don't have a 22' pontoon boat.... but what I have is a 18' tent trailer and I place it in the place where the kitchen table sits. This area is probably a 3 x 3 foot spot and it works fine for the wife.
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The last number is for the height. For example: 72x54-60x36. 72" is length from front to back. 54"-60" is width from side to side (it gives you some wiggle room from 54" to 60" to fit different boats). 36" is height from side of boat where frame is attached.
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For your height, you would probably be good with a 220cm to 230cm depending on the width of your kayak.
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The recommendation I heard is for an 8' boat you want a 12 lb anchor. I purchased a 12 lb. pyramid anchor for my 8' frameless pontoon boat which is ideal for rivers. If you are fishing lakes, a 5 lb. anchor is adequate.