Recent content by tkvoice

Ok Will keep you posted. One other observation....My lake bottom is sand (no muck at all). I think the constant use of Sea Legs in the same spot ended up carving out a big hole where the rear legs were landing. This solution will also stop that from happening.

Success hallelujah! I had to modify my plan a little bit because the big concrete blocks just sunk into the sand under all the pressure. I took a second rubber mat and I placed that on the sand first leveled everything out. Then I placed the six concrete blocks. And then I placed another...

I am going to place the concrete blocks to make a 3X3 ft landing pad and then place a rubber mat on top of the concrete blocks this will give me eight more inches and should be pretty easy to move around when my lake level changes. Hopefully they won't get crushed by the way to the rear sea legs...

Also the canopy that I have is an actual Sea Leg product even though it's built by Floe. The design uses 2"x6" cross members that connect the canopy sides under the water. The cross members are placed vertical so 6" high and 2" wide. If the front cross members were laid flat that would give me...

Wow even easier. I wonder if sea legs can run 8 ft in the rear and 6 ft in the front then I would only have to change out my rear legs

I did get a hold of Bennington and complained about their new cup holders built into the lumbar of the Pontoon seats. They told me they don't have any other designs and they sent me a can cooler that should work. I did receive the can holder and it does not fit their new fancy cup holders.

Great suggestions from all of you thanks. I did not know that ultra legs offered 8 ft that may be the way to resolve this issue. I don't think the DNR will allow me to hire a concrete company to come pour a big pad not only that what if I want to move the lift to a different location there's...

No because the slope of the lake bed under the water gets deeper as you move away from shore so everything would be tilted. Sealegs don't work this way there are 2 sealegs one at the front and one at the back I can control the height of each leg differently however you can't control the...

I have a Bennington 20ft pontoon with 25" pontoons. It has standard 6ft (I think they are around 6ft) Sealegs installed. On the shore line I have a frame/canopy that I park under. It looks like a lift but does not have any lifting capability. My problem is I can't get the rear of my pontoon...

Dealer has not replied to my voice messages (sales manager) or text messages

Does anyone have any ideas how to get these cup holders to actually hold a cup?

Bought a brand new 2025 20SL pontoon. The corner vent upholstery is really bad See picture Also every cup holder on this new boat is a different size. The ones in the console are perfect the ones on the table are slightly too small the new ones that are in between the back of the seat and the...