There are even options to put multiple outboard engines on one boat.

Pontoon boat outboard motor pod. The heavy duty pontoon boat transom pod can handle up to 300 hp motors. To make your Pontoon a Tri-toon. The centre pod would extend about 27 past the rear deck see photo The centre pod adds buoyancy at the rear of the boat and offsets the weight of the heavier 4 stroke outboard and fuel.

By Lenny Rudow. Boat pod Made to suit 150HP to 250 HP Outboards with a 25 inch leg this is not a floatation pod this is a generic pod to suit most boats Deck size is 200cm X 60 cm set back from transom is 60 cm Can also be made to suit 20 inch leg with smaller a deck. The centre pod is available in standard 10 15 and 20 lengths and as a full length centre pod.

We can custom make a 3rd tube to fit any application. This is Quality combined with Performance Step into a Veranda and step up to the best. I looked closely at the motor pod and noticed the fins on the side of the pod are forcing water down.

Ive seen deep-sea center console boats with five outboards on the back. The cat is not included. 39500 71m fibreglass boat completely kitted out with a Mercury Opti Max 200hp outboard engine on the rear this engine was fitted brand new when the pod extension was installed in 2002 This is one of Mercurys fastest and most reliable outboard motors with a Long leg and 3 blade stainless steel propeller it must be seen to believe it handles the water like no other.

With the outboard at this location it rarely cavitates and the prop gets a good bite of the waterThis makes for better handling and maneuvering. Fuel tank manufactured by Moeller Marine part number FT002065BDV. Boat part number 1089950 is a new 7 Foot x 31 12 Inch transom engine pod pontoon log float tube with 29 gallon fuel tank.

Depending on the boat and engine combo you now have the capability to run a pontoon at 50 plus miles an hour if you want. Each Veranda boasts exceptional style comfort and performance. A principal feature of the invention is the provision of an improved means for mounting an outboard motor on a pontoon boat comprising an elongated motor pod.