Would this work in a lake
1636006
Wouldn't a 16' lake more appropriately be called a pond? Or maybe a large puddle?
1636007
If your lake is 16' wide it would work. You need some way to connect the 2 ends of the rope (i.e. anchor, buoy, trees).
1636008
Not quite sure how to answer this because it's actual made for a public pool as a safety tool. It hooks to each side of the pool. What are you using it for?
1636009
Sure it would as long as you get the correct length. Also you will have to figure out how you will tether the rope ends. The rope ends come with hooks.
1636010
Of course it depends on what it is hooked to, but yes the bobbers will work i n any non salt water.
1905111
It would work fine for that purpose, but the trick woul be getting it to the middle. If it runs for to long without being submerged at least to the intake, the motor will burn up.
1290578
If it's a calm one probably. I used it for a creek and it did fine when we just rode the current. Just remember it's still inflatable and not as tough and stable as a hard bottom boat
2086519
I doubt it would be much good in water shallower than about four inches. It probably would work,but the spray back from the debris bag would get messy unless it was submerged.
1685920
My pond is just a little under 100 gal. it works perfectly. So the answer is no.
2219351
I have one of these and use on a fresh water lake.. my paddle sinks right away. Glad I tested it - ended up getting a paddle leash which works, but can get in the way. Better than losing it though I suppose.
1209011
The source of the water shouldn't matter. However, an extra pre-filter for sediment might not be a bad idea for lake water.
1766957
I think maybe 2 or 3 of these would work for a pond that size. It is fairly bright for it's size, but it's very very small.
801374
I have only used it in a lake. It is extremely durable. We had it tied up to a buoy for a week.
1829040
You would hardly touch the water; it sits up really high! I think the material would be durable enough but not much cooling off in the water.
1979604
I am sure it could, but depending on the size of pond, i wouldnt recommend it.
914698
I use it in a pool, but the same applies to the hot tub as a pool. I would say it works.
1705923
i dont believe you can, it should say in the instructions but i wouldnt put it in water you can probably skim over the water and it would work. it has worked very well on dry land
1802169
I think that would work great. I've only used it for water but I think you have a good idea!
282962
I would suggest you check with the manufacturer to be 100% sure. My disclaimer answer would be "NO", its not intended for outdoor use. But if you are using it in a dry setting where there is absolutely no water, liquids, snow near or touching it, I don't see why it would be a problem.
2273212
I would think so, Dana, as long as it were located out of direct sun; I'd worry about the water temperature in that case. Otherwise, it should work fine for your purpose.
1169776
I run this pump in 1 HP model in a lake floated on its side. In its third year and working fine. If the water is relatively clean, it would help. I push the water 150 yds sideways and 75 ft up a hill.