I bought this last year for my 20 ft. Pontoon, won't hold, what's wrong? Should hold a 35 ft. boat
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I have a 28ft tritoon I/O that wights about 6,000lbs empty. My digger holds in stiff wind. Make sure you are following the directions. Specifically, be sure to let out 2.5 times the depth in rope. This give the anchor a chance to dig at the correct angle. The angle of your anchor line is probably too steep.
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We use it with a 27 foot boat and have no problem.. make sure you have enough anchor rope out
1679012
I bought one for a 24' foot pontoon boat and it won't hold mine either. They have exaggerated their claim!!!
1679013
The amount of line you let out depends how well it holds. The more current and wind, the more line you need to use. mine works great.
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If you are throwing the anchor out off the bow, make sure it doesn't land sideways. My boat is 23.5 ft. and weighs over 4000 lbs and the anchor when used properly holds really well.
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I use mine on a 20 ft pontoon and it works well provided you have a long enough anchor rope. If the rope is almost vertical it will not work. Someone else suggests a length of chain on the anchor and that would work as well.
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Make sure you have at least 5ft of chain attached. I tried many anchors but the digger anchor is by far the best
617080
Not wide enough for 20 ft voyager pontoon. Bought 24 ft cover and still wasn't long enough to properly cover boat.
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I believe it will fit no problem. My boat is 20.6' with a huge swim platform so I got of course the 20'-22'. I was worried it would run small because of the swim platform but fit with room to spare. States it a full cut and they are not kidding. My boat also has a trolling motor up front. Covers fits upfront no problem. Boat cover is well made and I am very happy with it. Plenty of tie downs. On a side note I stack 5 gallon buckets to support my cover. Works pretty well. Happy boating everybody and stay safe. Life is better in a boat!!! LOL
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That's a tough one. My boat is larger. I would think so, but I can't give you a definite answer.
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I use the supports that came with the play pen cover for the boat. We first connect the play pen cover to the boat, then drape this blue cover over the top of that. My boat is 24 foot and it stretched from the front deck all the way back enought to cover the motor. Once you have it stretched out tie it down to the frame of the trailer. Then crawl back in under the play pen cover and place your poles in the area of your boat as needed to keep the cover tight. I had to drill holes in my poles so I could place pins in the poles to keep them from sliding down cause with this cover and the snow we had earlier in the year the weight pushed the poles down. Since we drilled the holes into the poles for teh pins we have never had any problems. We also us our bimi top lifted 6 inches up with the cover over the top of that which helps for water to run off easier. You will by doing it this way have a small opening on both sides of the boat in the aft area both on port and stern sides, but only one should have any type of access to the boat, by way of about a 1 foot tall by 2 foot long opening is all I have on my stern side which if you tie it down correctly no one should bother your boat.Hope this help you out and good luck with the boat.
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The one that I bought fits a bass boat up to 19'. I don't think it would be satisfactory at all on a pontoon boat.
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Hi Tom,I use this on a Suntracker 21 foot pontoon. I still have another foot and a half of depth I can go from where I use it now. It is a non-issue. Sincerely, Paul
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I run mine on a 24ft pontoon and it trolls great. You shouldn't have any problem.
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U most likely have a hole. either from the boat rubbing on ur boat or maybe it was defective
429073
I broke 2 of them on the same day. One comment was to make sure that you don't over tighten them, so try that. The other problem that I have with them is that they are too short. There is a formula that I don't recall that gives you the proper length based on the distance from oarlock to oarlock. Using that, the oars should be 6'6" not 4'6" as provided. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a 6'6" oar with a small enough diameter to fit in these enclosed oarlocks. The issue isn't really I problem as I have the motor mount and use my trolling motor as the primary means of getting around. I use the oars as a backup and since I've purchased several Intex boats, I have backup spares if needed. I wouldn't let the oars deter you from getting the boat, maybe consider a backup plan though.
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I purchased mine about 2 years ago. It floated just fine. It didn't last more than 2 seasons though. Good luck!
437100
I'm not sure. I purchased this for my husband's boat. Sorry I couldn't help.
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I don't know about your pump but this wasn't an exact replacement for mine. It was about 20 psi lower than I had. I have a 22 foot boat and this was the on demand freshwater pump. It worked great and I ordered a second as a spare. The cost of this pump was lses than half of the pump that was in there. Its been a year. All good.
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We use this on our 25ft pontoon boat. It is a two piece unit. There is nothing to secure it to the boat, but, you don't need to. It stays stationary at all times. When it is time to use it, I set the top portion on top of the bottom portion and when we finish using it, I seperate it. We do this because of where we have it located. You can keep the top portion connected to the bottom portion if you want to until it's time to empty the bottom portion. Great Porta Potti!!!!!
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Chris, I should work well. I have one on a 20' Bennington Fishing pontoon and it works fine.Mick
351993
I installed mine on a 18' fish and ski boat I would have to think you could get an extension for it. SorryI couldn't be of better help.
1990903
i have a 24 ft pontoon it fit quite nicely but did not last long only 1 season (was a bad winter) but wouldn't buy again)