How is this attached to the boat? Looking for a rear attach point.
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They will move around if the only point of attachment is the straps over the railing. I positioned my fenders in front of the brackets that attach the pontoons to the bottom of the deck itself. After securing the straps at the top of the fenders, I looped rope through the side holes in the fenders, around the bracket on top of the pontoon, and snugged it down. The fenders will not move around or become dislodged with this extra attachment. IF the boat is not on the trailer you might have to get in the water to do this.
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http://www.taylormadeproducts.com/support/helpfiles/pontoon_fender_installation_instructions.pdf
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The fender simply slips into the grooves of the Pontoon boat (they are standard) and then is pulled tight by a fender line connected to the top square rail of the pontooon boat. Please note that the fenders tend to come loose when under way, as water pushes them out their grooves We still really like them........
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The black straps pull straight up to your playpen rail. Don't think it will work on the back. Unless you can pull straight up.
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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.
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There are no pre-installed attachment points for a seat (assuming you are thinking of a kayak style seat), and the soft top may pose a challenge to installing your own attachments that can withstand the stress seat straps would create. Mine came with the bungee cord system attached on the front portion of the board, so there might be something underneath to attach to, but I don't know how strong an attachment it may or may not provide. I have seen people use small coolers as a seat on paddleboards, but have not tried it yet.
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You would still need to attach it to something or it wont hold weight and tip. You could attach it to a piece of plywood cut to fit in the bottom of the boat or do what i did and make a custom top to fit into a milk crate so its removable and sits higher.
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Shouldn't be a problem. The handle is thermowelded so it's a solid attachment point. Also the hull floats on the surface, very little of the boat is actually underwater so it takes very little power to move it around.
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I haven't tried to attach it to a boat, but I have attached it to the side of a fiberglass bathtub. It is important to stick it to a clean smooth surface. It will not hold otherwise
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You need the motor mount that attached to the back of the boat. Also, I used a marine battery for my motor. It has to be a marine battery not a normal car battery. Other then that just the trolling motor, motor mount, and battery is all you need.
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Hi Gary, Mine seems to work fine, If your placement is correct it should be fine, i have mine on a Merc 100 and the Boat is a Stejcraft 5.4m
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Once you get it installed, If its in the way, its easy to take it off the boat by just undoing the two wing nuts. I put one of these on my Bass boat and sometimes I don't need it, so I just take it off as it only takes seconds to remove. The initial install of the bimini isn't hard, but takes some time, but once thats done, removing it and putting it back is very simple, or you can buy some braces that will hold it up at an angle that will allow you to open hatches etc without it being in the way. I really like having it and am glad I bought it.
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There are handles on either side of the head pillows. That's the only way I can see of attaching a rope. I wouldn't trust it to pull behind a boat though. There's not an attachment for that.
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It doesn't come with the female Scotty mount. You have to buy that separately. The female is attached to the boat. Different varieties and configurations are available
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Hi Paula,I am figueing the boat company does not have one?If not, load the boat on a truck and go to a plumbing supply store and have a counter guy look at it.Hope this helps,Bill
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I made mine portable by attaching to a 3 foot 1x1 board and clamp it to front or side or back of John boat,and fastened rod holder to top of pole.also works on my canoe by clamping 2x4 across canoe and stick over edge enough to clamp transducer pole and trolling motor,easy to adjust even works on rental at park and friends pontoon by to short board to clamp on deck.Will send pic if send email
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I am sure this would tip over when the boat starts moving. You would be best served looking for another option. That's my opinion anyway. Good Luck!
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There is an eye bolt on the bow that could be used to tie the boat to lock it. Not sure about an anchor, it's not a very heavy boat and has weight limit of 425lbs, so I wouldn't suggest a very heavy one. We just got the boat and have had it out once, we really like it, seems stable and not too heavy to move around. Hope this helps.
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Everything came with it except the rope, anchor. and the hardware for the rope. I used 2 metal eyes and attached them to the side of the boat and ran the rope through them. Works well
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It isn't easy, but stand over the unit, push in the back "button", and pull up hard. Pushing down then up may help. You can't do it from outside the boat.