Pontoon Boat & Deck Boat Forum

i'm looking at the sw2086 and i can't find any info on their logs....anyone have any info?
thanks tony

What kind of info are you looking for ???

I know they have a life time warranty to original owner!

HandymanHerb wrote:What kind of info are you looking for ???

Pontoon guage, log material, chambered, drain plug etc?

Just bought a new 2086 with 27"logs. I don'know the gauge, however they are chambered with no drain plug. Hope this helps.

ralph wrote:Just bought a new 2086 with 27"logs. I don'know the gauge, however they are chambered with no drain plug. Hope this helps.

Really no drain plugs? Have you looked on the inboard sides?

I'll double check mine tonight, but I could not find any drain plugs on my Sweetwater tritoon.

Most likely they are vent plugs on the top of the toons. You won't be able to see them if your toon us under skinned because you have full length risers on the outside and under skinning on the inside.

ToonGuy wrote:Most likely they are vent plugs on the top of the toons. You won't be able to see them if your toon us under skinned because you have full length risers on the outside and under skinning on the inside.

Yes, I do see vent plugs on the top of the toons, but no drain plugs on the bottom of the toons, like I've seen on some other manufacturers.

That's not unusual. There are a lot of manufactures that didn't put drain plugs in. Personally, I never understood the logic behind that but to each their own.

ToonGuy wrote:... Personally, I never understood the logic behind that but to each their own.

That's exactly why I asked! As a ship engineer its hard for me to accept that so much is done without logic.....

teecro wrote:

ToonGuy wrote:... Personally, I never understood the logic behind that but to each their own.

That's exactly why I asked! As a ship engineer its hard for me to accept that so much is done without logic.....

I agree, was trying to help out the OP. I like that mine does NOT have drain plugs.

Dude wrote:

teecro wrote:

ToonGuy wrote:... Personally, I never understood the logic behind that but to each their own.

That's exactly why I asked! As a ship engineer its hard for me to accept that so much is done without logic.....

I agree, was trying to help out the OP. I like that mine does NOT have drain plugs.

Can't say that I agree with not having drain plugs.... Even ships, tugs and barges have drain plugs; just about every tank space has a flush fitted pipe plug that can be removed from under the hull just in case the need for a drain be needed.....

motocross wrote:

HandymanHerb wrote:What kind of info are you looking for ???

Pontoon guage, log material, chambered, drain plug etc?

Sweetwater 27” diameter tubes are .090.