will this work with the solstice voyager 6 person inflatable boat? when I try to buy the boat it give me options to buy this motor mount with oars
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I don't have a solstice raft to know for sure what size things are on it, but it looks like the 4, 5, and 6 person rafts come with the "mount brackets" for a motor mount. I'd bet this would attach on the back fine, but I doubt the tubes included would be the correct length to come to the forward mounts. Yet an easy solution to that problem would be to buy a 8 foot section of 1/2 inch metal "electrical conduit" (which goes for $6 at the hardware store) and cut it to whatever length you need. That is virtually the same diameter (~3/4 inch) and you can drill holes in it to have the bolts included in this kit fit thru and secure it just as shown for the included tubes.
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I don't have a solstice raft to know for sure what size things are on it, but it looks like the 4, 5, and 6 person rafts come with the "mount brackets" for a motor mount. I'd bet this would attach on the back fine, but I doubt the tubes included would be the correct length to come to the forward mounts. Yet an easy solution to that problem would be to buy a 8 foot section of 1/2 inch metal "electrical conduit" (which goes for $6 at the hardware store) and cut it to whatever length you need. That is virtually the same diameter (~3/4 inch) and you can drill holes in it to have the bolts included in this kit fit thru and secure it just as shown for the included tubes. I don't have a solstice raft to know for sure what size things are on it, but it looks like the 4, 5, and 6 person rafts come with the "mount brackets" for a motor mount. I'd bet this would attach on the back fine, but I doubt the tubes included would be the correct length to come to the forward mounts. Yet an easy solution to that problem would be to buy a 8 foot section of 1/2 inch metal "electrical conduit" (which goes for $6 at the hardware store) and cut it to whatever length you need. That is virtually the same diameter (~3/4 inch) and you can drill holes in it to... » Read More I don't have a solstice raft to know for sure what size things are on it, but it looks like the 4, 5, and 6 person rafts come with the "mount brackets" for a motor mount. I'd bet this would attach on the back fine, but I doubt the tubes included would be the correct length to come to the forward mounts. Yet an easy solution to that problem would be to buy a 8 foot section of 1/2 inch metal "electrical conduit" (which goes for $6 at the hardware store) and cut it to whatever length you need. That is virtually the same diameter (~3/4 inch) and you can drill holes in it to have the bolts included in this kit fit thru and secure it just as shown for the included tubes. « Show Less
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It looks like it is. It has a standard inflatable valve stem. It works with my inflatable Hobie Paddle Board. So I say yes!
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You can mount this model on just about anything. I've used it on a bass boat, canoe and even a float tube. The mount would easily slide over the transom of the Sun Dolphin.
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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.
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Sorry,but you need a mount of some kind. If you're at all handy,you can make one. I made them for my kayaks but they all mountbehind the cockpits. Blow up a pic of one and copy it. .....Bill
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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.
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Hi Brian,Thanks for your question. If you could tell me a little about your one-person pontoon boat (brand and model number would be great) I'll do some checking and see if I can give you an authoritative answer on whether or not the MotorGuide R3 trolling motor will work with your boat.Thanks,Bob HarlowMTNA
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Same answer as Edwin. The mount I purchased wasn't same as old one I had mounted on boat. Rod holder would not fit correct.
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Yes, this is the direct mount version and should work if you have the threaded hole in the rear frame for mounting. It should be compatible with any 6 or 7 speed freewheel/cassette assembly. This has a large adjustment range and it even works on my oddball UltraCruise rear assembly (took a little work though).
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Can be put on any boat you have a mount or make one. Mine is on an inflatable Hobie I9S
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Yes it will fit this boat, but you need a motor mount for this boat, they sell them here too. This boat is designed for low speeds so be sure you only put a trolling motor on it or you may flip the boat.
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I used AIRHEAD AHIBT-1 Transom Motor Mount For Inflatable Boats Sold by: Amazon.com LLC Works perfect and I use a 40lb thrust Mini Kota
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It is intended for pontoon boats due to the shaft length and the mount, but it could be used on other boats. You need to make sure that you get a trolling motor that is the best length and has the best mount for your needs.
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As others have said, a motor on this type of hull is problematic. Although pictures show it with a motor, it is difficult to get a solid mount. I ended up having to fabricate a plate that is bolted to the left and right rear holes where it is thinnest and then mounted a 30lb electric to the middle of the plate so the motor was in the middle. I added an extension to the motor to have control from the front. Also a huge fix was turning the rudder control around so that it faced the back of the boat.
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I don't have that boat, but looking at it and the optional motor mount available, it should work fine. Mine is on an old Coleman Crawdad and I love it.
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dont buy this motor , get a mincoda. no idea on salt water. i got a 30 lb thrust trolling motor and use it all the time, sevylor is no good, trust me
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Hi Burt, This is the seller, Beanworthy. Thank you for your interest in our HUD Speedometer. We actually stock three GPS HUDs (two of which being GPS HUDs and one being an OBD-II HUD) and they should all work with your boat as long as you have a cigarette lighter socket and a windshield. Of course, my knowledge of boats is limited, and it is hard to visualize just exactly how slanted your windshield is and what your dashboard is like. Our Sei GPS HUD Speedometer may be more flexible for positioning, due to its L-shaped hinged mount; however, it does not have Bluetooth functionality like this one. Another thing you might like to be aware of: the input voltage of the device is 5v; the cigarette lighter socket adapter automatically converts the 12v output to 5v. Should you ever decide to hardwire the device into your boat, please take this into consideration as you may potentially bust the unit if the voltages are incorrect. We hope this information is helpful. If there's anything else we can help clarify or answer, please feel free to write back anytime. Best, Beanworthy Customer Care