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Understanding the Barefoot Anchor System for Pontoon Boats

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What happens here

The video explains that the ladder is not limited to docks but can also be attached to pontoon boats. It can be mounted on the front, side, or rear of a pontoon boat using the 'barefoot anchor system'. This system utilizes a special flat-headed bolt that attaches to the boat's floorboard. The design ensures that the bolt sits flush with the deck surface, preventing anyone from stubbing their bare toes while walking over it. The demonstrator shows the components of this anchor system, including the flat-headed bolt and its corresponding mounting plate.

Goal: Learn how the ladder attaches to pontoon boats using the specialized anchor system.

Tools and materials

  • Flat-headed Bolt Solbreeze — The flush-mount attachment point for the anchor system
  • Mounting Plate Solbreeze — Securing the flat-headed bolt to the boat's floorboard
  • SS Big Dog Marine Dog Ladder Solbreeze — Understanding its compatibility with the anchor system

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Okay, but now you're not just limited to docks with this. You can put this on the end of your pontoon as well, Austin? Yep, that's correct. You can attach it to a pontoon boat on your front, the side, or the rear side of the pontoon boat using the barefoot anchor system. It's a flat-headed bolt that attaches to your fore board that you can walk on, but it won't stub your barefoot. So, this is it right here. So, you're not stubbing your toes on this thing. That's right. Yep. Where do guys find out more information on this? So, if people want more information, they can go to solstice.com. Look us up

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