Aluminum floatation pods - Small
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$270.00
$270.00
per item
High quality made in the USA pods. Reduce draft and get on plane faster. Pods are to be welded or bolted to stern of the boat.
Small – Fits 12 to 16ft boats with boat width 48" or less. Pod width: 15-1/2"
Each small pod is 11 inches wide at the bottom. The outside edges of the pods are angled to match the angle of most jon boat gunnel walls. When installed on the average 1436 jon boat (36 inches wide at the bottom) the open space between the pods will be about 14 inches. Small pods provide about 118 pounds of flotation when fully submerged.
Installation:
These pods are ideally designed to be welded onto the boat. The drain plug in the pod should be taken out during welding to prevent welds from blowing out.
Bolting the pods on is also an option. The customer will have to cut a hole in the top of the pod to gain access. Then bolt through the transom with a minimum of 4 bolts, one in each corner. Fender washers should be used on both sides and silicon caulking used to seal bolts. A piece of aluminum larger than the access hole should be used to seal the top. This can be welded, or caulked and screwed on.
Small – Fits 12 to 16ft boats with boat width 48" or less. Pod width: 15-1/2"
Each small pod is 11 inches wide at the bottom. The outside edges of the pods are angled to match the angle of most jon boat gunnel walls. When installed on the average 1436 jon boat (36 inches wide at the bottom) the open space between the pods will be about 14 inches. Small pods provide about 118 pounds of flotation when fully submerged.
Installation:
These pods are ideally designed to be welded onto the boat. The drain plug in the pod should be taken out during welding to prevent welds from blowing out.
Bolting the pods on is also an option. The customer will have to cut a hole in the top of the pod to gain access. Then bolt through the transom with a minimum of 4 bolts, one in each corner. Fender washers should be used on both sides and silicon caulking used to seal bolts. A piece of aluminum larger than the access hole should be used to seal the top. This can be welded, or caulked and screwed on.
