Do you guys that have these do yall travel 70 mph down the highway with them out. Or do yall pull them out. Thanks for the replies
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Do you guys that have these do yall travel 70 mph down the highway with them out. Or do yall pull them out. Thanks for the replies
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Oh I forgot to attach the picture Attachment 474686
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That's impressive.
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I leave my sidekick in but remove the seats. Probably not necessary but it’s what I do
I don't always use mine, so it's dismantled and stored in the front storage hatch until I do decide to use it. But, I wouldn't think twice about having it assembled and trailering at Interstate speeds.
I don't run that particular one but I always put mine in the truck while traveling. (Seats only) Probably want blow out but its not worth the risk IMO.
Thanks for the replies. I'll give it a try. I will report back
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I’m curious, 2 trolling motors in pic?
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I run my Dub L seat with the seats installed all day long at expressway speeds, with no problems. Noted my seats lock in the folded position. Attachment 474736
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I usually put a strap across mine. Just to make sure it can’t blow out.
I use to leave mine up until, yep, one of my seats came off on the interstate while passing a trailer truck.
I now pull the whole set up off the boat and put them in the bed of the truck. Only takes about 5 minutes to put it back on the boat.
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I travel 70mph even 80mph at times no problem. Have millennium seats on my double set up.