I have a pedal boat (110#). Could this be used for short distances?
1579424
I am not sure what the weight rating on the tires is? I don't know that I would push the weight rating more than maybe 100lbs. Also this will sit under the cart best when the boat has a keel (to fit into the slight V on the cart.) without knowing the weight or shape of this boat, I can't answer this well, but it is pretty versatile, and should be able to dolly a wide variety of items, soooo, most likely?
1579425
I don't see why not. The cart seems pretty sturdy and as long as you strap the boat on securely, I don't see that it should pose any problem. I don't think the weight will be an issue. (I take it that this is not a two-person pedal boat where the two persons sit side by side.)
1579426
I'm not sure that this would be stable enough for what you need if you're referring to a 2-person pedal boat because the wheel base is fairly short. The boat may also be too heavy.
1579427
what kind of pedal boat? Is it a Kayak pedal one with the flippers under neath? It might be a problem It might not.I put this to the center of my 12' kayak. If your pedal boat is a kayak I think ground clearance of your crafts underside with its flippers is of concern. If this is the case. If you have a paddle craft that is large and heavy then NO. Ask the distributor. If you have a narrow kayak type you might be able to set your craft on it and be okay. You must figure out the details of your situation. I hope this helps. Have a great summer.
1579428
Quite possible! As long as you load only the front of your paddle boat and use the carrier to ease pulling your boat for short distances on firm ground.
1709427
I'm gonna have to say No because the MinnKota PowerDrive Foot Pedal has a Flat connector! We got lucky when we ordered it because it says nothing about the connector on the site! We needed Flat so we were happy with it! If you can find one with a round connector it's a great Foot Pedal for your trolling motor. We use it alot when we are Bass fishing and have never had a problem with it! You could try changing your connector to flat on your trolling motor!
1845073
If it is no smaller than a car dipstick tube, yes. (Sorry, I don't have a boat)
2011294
No Idea but Saitek doesn't support it, requirements are here: http://www.saitek.com/uk/prod/pedals.html
566405
Probably. This boat is very small - 8 ft. You probably need a much longer boat 13 ft +
528268
I use mine on a bobbin winder that is only one speed--fast. I needed to slow it down. This pedal makes it a variable speed.
142159
I think this would be too small, I only used this for a plaque not for actual boating purposes. Sorry I couldn't give a better answer.
1258965
Yes it will work. How long it will last depends on alot of things such as the size of the boat, the speed you are running it at, etc etc.
2277675
As the description says, it's for small boats in still waters so I don't think it will suit your purpose. I use it on a small aluminum boat and it does great.
532156
No never. It's not safe to do that. Get a handicap approved pedal extension kit for DOT approved usage. These are for bicycles. http://www.drivemastermobility.com/pedals.htm
1768545
I can't see why not. Many boat owners use this product on their Inverter, so it should work as needed.
1721134
I'm not a 100% as to the answer to your question. You may want to contact the manufacture, or search Amazon for a more suitable item for your boat requirements.
881583
You can use any pedal with any cable with 1/4 jack. These small cables are use if you have more than one pedal so can connect them together one close to the other. Hope it helps!!
1258966
I would think so, but I use a 12v/ 101 ah deep cycle and get a good 8 hours trolling at 2nd speed (depending on wind)...I like this motor far better than my old minkota. ..highly recommend. You can always pick up a bigger battery at wal-mart for around $65 :)
702115
I would think so. As long as the derailleur supports at least as many speeds as you have.
2256902
The speed is controlled with a little dial (with speeds 1-10), which is on the side of the motor. I'm not sure about compatibility with a foot pedal. I just know nothing about that.
1487328
When I owned this boat I used a 45 lb. thrust trolling motor, and it pushed it pretty good, but I used it only on a small river. I think a 5 to 8 hp motor would work just fine for this boat if you are going to use it on a larger body of water.