Am I allowed to carry 10E Fishing Boat on the top of the car
1843712
I am not sure on that one! I would really hesitate to do it, because of it's shape, I think the wind would just lift it right off the vehicle. Also it weighs enough that it would be really difficult to lift it that high. But a pick-up truck or a really small light weight trailer would be great. Hope this helps.
1843713
It is fairly heavy (about 150 lbs) to be lifting on and off a car top. If you have a roof rack that will support the weight and you can secure the boat, it should be okay.
1167120
Yes you can. Just roll back to the cab and secure with Velcro straps, shouldn't 't be a problem .
551809
Yes if you have the attachment if your boat is inflatable or if your boat is metal there is no problem.
234346
You can use a weigh-boat, but you should not try to use the clear cover as one. It is firmly attached and too large.
333712
Sure you can pull it with any type water craft, but why? Maybe just to relocate it and then anchor it. The intent of this vessel is a "PARTY ISLAND" not for "WHITE WATER RAFTING". My friends drift on the lake, wherever the wind and waves take them, then get in the water and swim/push it home when they've had enough sun. "CAUTION" a sea anchor/drogue on a short tether is a must, you definitely don't want the "ISLAND" moving faster than you can swim. Don't forget your PFDs.
1078648
This boat is really a car topper. It's kind of light for trailering. In recommend roof racks before a trailer.
356753
No, you can't because it has a rechargeable battery. You just have to make sure that the unit is fully charged before you go fishing. It would also be helpful if you bring along some kind of charging device so you can recharge the unit when it starts to run low on power.
287622
Yes if your total girth of the boat is no bigger than 9.5 ft, if we can help you anymore, please give us a call
1167717
Sometimes I scoot mine over to the passenger side of my antique truck. My truck has a bench seat. As long as you on reach it, I think it's ok.
1204444
Hi,I carried an aluminum canoe on my 5 door golf using this rack once, so I think your kayak would be just fine. You'd need straps to tie down to the frame of your car though, obviously. This rack pretty much just serves as an offset so the kayak isn't riding right on the roof. I think if you wanted to secure the kayak without using rope etc. you'd have to find some special connection in addition to this rack.
1894474
Your good with just putting it in the,back of your truck it will fit just perfect,It's a great boat your gone love the way you can get in and out of small ponds and lakes I can move it myself not bad at all but don't waste money on a trailer cause it will only hang over your truck about 2 feet but your good when hauling it on the road.
2204335
You can but it would be slightly more difficult as the steering wheels are right under the handle. Love this wagon!
1139768
Yes you can. They have tie down kits for that. But it is better to mount on the transom of the boat than the tolling motor. You take a chance of damaging the transducer if you hit bottom or rocks in the water. Hope this helps you. Good luck.
1606142
I took the boat about a hundred yards off the shore to fish in new England once and it did fine. You would probably get towed around if you were catching bigger fish but that sounds like a good time to me. Rinse it off with fresh water after you're done tho.
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.
1330437
I haven't tried getting in and out, but I don't see why you couldn't get in one of the two front seats. Depending on the size of the person. Kids could for sure. The boat is pretty close to the water so it is not too big of a climb. You might be able to hook a ladder over one of the back seats and climb in that way.
1844024
I believe you could if vehicle is equipped for it. Was very easy will instructions