Think I can hook this to boat and other end to land-hook? Would it clamp at 34' and not feed out any further?
1865808
First, this item will not reach 34' from hook to hook unless you restring new rope in it. Second the only way to "clamp" or lock it would be to tie off the loose end of the rope. Hope this helps.
186849
Depends on the boats construction for attaching the mounting hardware. The ladder is also pretty long so it works best in deeper water. Easily detaches which is a plus but my feeling is probably not your best choice
1007641
Yes also a loop so you can tether it to the boat if you're cruising or something....I put 30 pound Power Pro line.
2125917
I had my clamp-on deck hook installed at 3 1/2 inches. It is an adjustable clamp so it will go even wider than that. It is sturdy and I highly recommend it.
1078719
i have a 26 foot boat. I installed on the transom and wound the cable under the deck to the side and then along to the control pedestal and then up to theGarmin radar/fish finder. I used about 20 feet and still had a roll of excess probably another 10 feet. Thats all I can tell you I hope it helps you.
1885426
This rope may not work for you, my boat is 34oo lbs. this rope is rated for safe working load 410-Pounds and breaking strength 3900-Pounds.
428138
Yes - in my opinion, this would work fine BUT you really need to secure your kayak well to the cart - I find the best success of toting my 11 footer is by securing the cart to the middle of the kayak rather than the opposite end you are pulling - good luck!!
421316
I am sure this would tip over when the boat starts moving. You would be best served looking for another option. That's my opinion anyway. Good Luck!
487837
I have the 4 footers. Fully stretched, the distance between the open ends of the hooks is 51". But this is not the appropriate way to determine the size you need because the tie-down needs to be loose when hooking it to boat and trailer. IMO the tie-down needs to be at least 6" longer than the distance between boat and trailer.
957708
I am sure it would depend on your pontoon diameter. I use it on a old 24' pontoon with about 24" pontoons and it will go lower than the bottom of the tanks. You will probably be ok but measuring from the deck to the approx. water line would be the best way to be sure comparing it to the shaft length.
738605
I have a 15' jon boat and the 8 lb anchor worked fine for me. Of coarse if the winds exceed 30 mph then you may want to head back to shore! LOL!
1058864
Yes, if the boat is not anchored in a current or subject to high wind. I use mine (a 16' center console bow rider) in the Hudson River and only have a problem if the wind is blowing in the same direction as the current.
1380780
I don't see why not. The hook is extremely sturdy and can be screwed into place as well as threaded onto the end of the pole. I've been using mine to pull down entangled grape vines from tall trees, so I'm pulling really hard on it. A boat in the water should be a breeze.
290530
No but You may be able to modifie I have hooked my 24 ft boat to it and moved it with no problem this product is very well built
1079099
I believe that would be fine. The instructions show it attached to a boat. There are mounting holes.
1884096
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.
134372
That's a tough one. My boat is larger. I would think so, but I can't give you a definite answer.