I have 20' aluminum pontoon. I have 4 bunks (2/pontoon) - It is not clear how to mount,
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The pads attach with stainless steel screws which are counter sunk and included. That is....if you have wooden bunks.
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There is no provision made for this, no brackets or holes, etc. However, I did mount mine on hooks, just sort of hung it up on them on the tubular part of the base. The hooks are those screw-in types used for hanging up garden tools, etc. If you wanted to get fancy you could make a swiveling base, attach that to the wall and then the reel to the base.
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No mounting parts. It comes with u shaped hooks on the top. That is the typical design for rv bunk bed ladders. Most rv bunk or upper beds have a lip on the edge of the bed to stop the mattress from sliding off. That lip is what the ladder hooks to. Noounting necessary. I hope that helps.
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Take the top bracket pulley assembly and put it on the floor now take the bottom pulley with the hooks and place the pulleys together with the hooks to the bottom. That represents how high you can pull the system together. The variables are how tight you make the straps that go around your boat and if your boat has any deck protrusions that stick up. Typically my boats are at ceiling height minus the distance from the top bracket to the bottom of the hooks. I keep the straps very tight which allows me to pull the boat tightly against the ceiling.
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I dont know what that is. Measure your boat from mounting points. It works great on our pontoon.
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I don't see any mounting capabilities, also you don't see the back which bows out as well. Good luck, it's a nice little fan at an affordable price, I use it in my bathroom - I won't suggested using it for your bunk bed, there would be too much noise.
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I put the brackets on my panel and I have a similar type situation but haven't actually mounted it yet. You may need longer screws, but the mounts are pretty secure to the panel. Hope that helps.
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you want to put them up front near your jack so you can see them, i have a 33' and place one on the body behind my lp tank in clear veiw from the jack.THIS WILL SHOW YOU RIGHT TO LEFT the other one on the side of the jack for up + down. it does work well for me.i USED A FOUR FOOT LEVLE INSIDE MY CAMPER TO LEVLE IT FRIST.
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To mount to the rail you will need a screw less than the rail thickness, for example the typical rail is 3/4" to 1' thick so i use a #8 wood screw that is 3/4" as the bracket itself will prevent the screw from coming out the face side of the rail. for the head board itself i use #8 coarse thread screw of an appropriate length as above . these work well.
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You can buy brass clips at the Hardware Store and mount it. Make sure the clips are in tight and they can hold up to 25 lbs.
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FYI, the other people who have answered are correct - you'll want to cut a board and use it to mount. It mounts very easily from that point and you will be happy with the result!
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I don't know, you need a flat vertical surface to mount it so that the table hangs over the side of the boat. You mount the bracket and slide the metal hinge into it and fold it down so the table is resting on a horizontal surface for stability. There are hundreds of boats. Hope that helps
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It will really be based on what kind of boat you have, what I did with mine to solve that problem is I did not use the straps that it came with, I instead attached my boat to the hooks so it would raise up higher. Most kayaks have a strap already attached to the boat on both ends, so you will be able to go closer to the ceiling. I have mine going sidways so it is attached to two seperate cross beams in my garage.
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It depends on the trailer and the boat and how the boat sits on the trailer bunks. If the boat sits with pretty even pressure on the length of the bunk, then space the slicks evenly along the bunk. Start at about 4" from the back of the bunk at the back of the trailer, lay them out with a tape measure, and screw them down. If you boat is really heavy, you may want to by a second set of slicks and put two of them next to each other. If you don't like the way the boat sits on them, just take them off and move them around.
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I could not tell you how to mount it, but I can tell you that it is plenty powerful. It is the only motor that I use on my vintage 12' x 5' Aluminum Ouachita jonboat with two heavy adults with the largest battery I could find along with about 50 ponds of gear and it gets us around great. Hope you have fun. I would strongly recommend this motor.
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Each is a separate piece of tubing. You mount them by a separation that matches your boat. The screws that come with the racks are very cheap metal - my only complaint. I'm happy with mine after 6 months.
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Zachary, I'm not sure what kind of deck boat you have but I had no issue with the hardware that came with the ladder. After drilling the holes, I inserted the "cups" that came with the ladder and it was a very tidy installation. I know the queasiness associated with drilling holes in my boat but this worked out well on my pontoon boat. Measure like 15 times and drill once.