Will these work on an inflatable boat ?
1567615
I can find no reason they wouldn't. I used them on my mailbox. Just make sure the area you apply them is clean and dry. Mine have been on my mailbox for several months with no sign of wear or change. We have had almost every type of weather since they were installed on a new box after the old one was taken by a tornado.
1567616
they should work they are flexible enough and i have pressure washed caked on mud off of the letters at my car wash and they haven't peeled up at all.
1998438
I guess you could..They are actually on my boat right now, so I can't see them at the moment. But they are probably soft enough that you should be able to put a screw through them. All I know, is that I have bought numerous suction cups over the years, and nothing compares to these are far as the suction..
201745
I would only purchase a mushroom anchor if limited by the potential "abrasive" material used by an inflatable boat. If you have an inflatable 10 foot boat, I would go with a 15 lb mushroom anchor. The ten will only work in waters with little to no current. If you are fishing in the ocean in any kind of current with a mushroom anchor, the 15 lb will still probably not be enough depending on the bottom and the conditions. If you do not have an inflatable boat go with a more traditional anchor that "digs" into the bottom.
2274785
I'm not sure, the clips are a very hard plastic and are difficult to clip on to the sides of our non-inflatable. They work great, but I would be hesitant with them not clipping on something hard.
1149403
Pretty much just like they say they will - they will decrease time to plane, they will increase stability and reduce porpoising. I only have an 18" boat so the effect may be slightly less than on yours. But I'm totally happy with them. A lot of bang for ya buck.
594001
Yes!I used this set in my boat and made a big difference. I also bought the same set for my camper trailer and works great!
300852
If they are fiberglass, then yes. I used it on the bottom of my fiberglass boat, worked wonders.
1814493
Yes, but of course you will have to add some air to them initially. They have the same type valve as a mountain bike tire.
2124136
We bought these lights to hang off our boat to attract fish. We used them all night but, you have to make sure they stay under water or they will get too hot and burn out. So, yes I think they will work in your canal as long as they stay under water.
805468
They are not waterproof. I put them on the front of my inflatable raft to be silly, and it only got a little wet and was nearly falling apart. The adhesive is decently strong on flat surfaces. That being said I'm not sure what it would do to your paint, but I doubt it would be a good idea to do unless you don't care about your vehicle much.
322699
I am no familiar with the float tune mentioned, but I would assum that it will work. I use mine for my inflatable pontoon boat and air matresses.
864967
Yes, see the black line around the bottom that is where they can attach. Just be fore warned there are a couple fill valves on the bottom and top which to me is a bit of a disappointment. Also, make sure to put your boat in the water wait a few minutes and then repump as the cold on hot plastic lets a little of the air out.
406082
This is a great motor but I'm not sure it would be good for an inflatable boat- not sure how you would attach it
2175593
Yes they should be fine, i use them on a Simplicity Lagacy with the front end loader attachment with 300lb. of back wights
2131708
Can be put on any boat you have a mount or make one. Mine is on an inflatable Hobie I9S
1065469
I use mine on a boat trailer but my boat weighs about 1000lbs. You should be ok since each tire would be loaded with 750lbs. plus trailer weight. Check the posted load rating on tire to be sure.
670393
Should work fine I have had them on my pontoon boat for six months they work great.