Thank you very much. Your analysis is very clear and easy to understand. Just put the tube in and let it go. I am guilty of shoving it in. Thanks again
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Yes. I tried that little plastic thing inserted and then insured my hose and still running the same problem it could be the operator but I'm done with this I need something simple take a cap off put the gas in put the cap back on. Bada bing bada bang.
Has anybody had a drastic change to the configuration of the filling of the fuel on the side on the outside. My anxiety level increases 100% trying to get gas into this pontoon. Has anybody made any drastic changes to make fueling easy. The fueling overrides the fun.
Thinking of buying an elastic pontoon cover for every day use. Something easy to remove and cover up after the outing.
This Florida Sun is brutal!
Let me know if you've bought one and if your happy with it.
Jack thanks, I contacted the marina where I bought my pontoon. And will be taking the cover and the Bimini over next week for a warranty claim. So we'll see how that goes. Thanks again
I have to dig in a little more about the warranty. The Bennington warranty doesn't say much about Bimini that I could see. I'll visit the marina or I bought the pontoon. And maybe they can give me a little more detail. Thanks
So, removing the Bimini I noticed material separating at the zipper in one area. Maybe I can tape over after all is done? Again, thanks for the good suggestions!
I have a 2019 Pennington pontoon. And my Bimini is in need of waterproofing. I read due to the age you should use a silicone. Has anyone have any recommendations or have used a silicone? Thank you
I have a 22 ft SX Bennington Pontoon. That I leave on the lake yearly near Lake Eustis. My problem is the braided Fender lines that I bought are not nylon. And after a year or year and a half they just about disintegrate in the Florida Sun and Heat. I still have a few nine nylon braided lines...