Corner cap nav lights?
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Corner cap nav lights?
The build continues. I have seen navigation lights occaisionally that are built INTO the two front corner caps on the pontoon deck. I cannot find these at either Perko or Attwood.
Does anybody here have these or have a link? Even if it is a 'factory' fixture, I might be able to talk them out of a pair.
Does anybody here have these or have a link? Even if it is a 'factory' fixture, I might be able to talk them out of a pair.
ToddBob
'Al the Mirthmaker' (The Third)
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Rainy Lake/Voyageurs National Park
International Falls, MN
'Al the Mirthmaker' (The Third)
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Rainy Lake/Voyageurs National Park
International Falls, MN
Re: Corner cap nav lights?
I found these LEDs by Bennington. Not sure if they're in-house custom or of the shelf, but they look pretty cool.


Alan
2012 22' Sun Tracker DLX Party Barge w/Merc 90 EFI 4 Stroke
2016 Chevy Tahoe
2009 GMC Sierra
2001 Jeep TJ Wrangler
1999 Southwind 34L MH
2 little Basset Hounds
2012 22' Sun Tracker DLX Party Barge w/Merc 90 EFI 4 Stroke
2016 Chevy Tahoe
2009 GMC Sierra
2001 Jeep TJ Wrangler
1999 Southwind 34L MH
2 little Basset Hounds
Re: Corner cap nav lights?
You can order the Bennington aluminum lights from a Benny dealer. They're pretty pricey though. They're LED's by the way.
Carl & Suzi
07 Bennington 2275rl triton w/ strakes
150 Honda 15x15p Enertia prop
Power assisted steering
Denver, NC Lake Norman
Pleiku, Vietnam 1971
Agent Orange survivor (so far)
07 Bennington 2275rl triton w/ strakes
150 Honda 15x15p Enertia prop
Power assisted steering
Denver, NC Lake Norman
Pleiku, Vietnam 1971
Agent Orange survivor (so far)
Re: Corner cap nav lights?
Thanks guys. I'll look into it. Btw, led's rule. If I find ones with regular bulbs, they would get replaced anyway.
ToddBob
'Al the Mirthmaker' (The Third)
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Rainy Lake/Voyageurs National Park
International Falls, MN
'Al the Mirthmaker' (The Third)
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Rainy Lake/Voyageurs National Park
International Falls, MN
Re: Corner cap nav lights?
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Re: Corner cap nav lights?
Another nice looking set. I hate having more trip hazards than i need with my drunken crews. Somewhere i have seen them built IN to the corner caps. I don't need the docking lights either as i have a remote spot
ToddBob
'Al the Mirthmaker' (The Third)
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Rainy Lake/Voyageurs National Park
International Falls, MN
'Al the Mirthmaker' (The Third)
Build-- viewtopic.php?f=16&t=14007
Rainy Lake/Voyageurs National Park
International Falls, MN
Re: Corner cap nav lights?
Such lights have to be applied to boats with the proper curve to the corner.
My old pontoon boat has square corners, and such a fixture wouldn't work. I have to use two small corner lights.
My old pontoon boat has square corners, and such a fixture wouldn't work. I have to use two small corner lights.
'12 Bennington 24' SSLX Yamaha 150
Re: Corner cap nav lights?
I felt exactly the same way and I also didn't want to give up any deck space. I've seen your cabin but can't really recall the details of it's design. But in mine at least I decided to mount them higher. If you look at the photo posted below you can see them under the front corners of the roof on both sides. As far as I know they're legal mounted in this way and the DNR in Ohio hasn't objected to them either.tuned wrote:Another nice looking set. I hate having more trip hazards than i need with my drunken crews. Somewhere i have seen them built IN to the corner caps. I don't need the docking lights either as i have a remote spot
Respect Our Recreational Resources
Leaving Only "The Footprints of Your Passing"
Boating the Muskingum River
1972 35' Crest Pontoon Houseboat
2007 90 hp. Yamaha
Leaving Only "The Footprints of Your Passing"
Boating the Muskingum River
1972 35' Crest Pontoon Houseboat
2007 90 hp. Yamaha
Re: Corner cap nav lights?
I thought about that Bamby. Actually our shacks are not all that different, except yours wasn't built by a backwoods farmer named AlBamby wrote: I felt exactly the same way and I also didn't want to give up any deck space. I've seen your cabin but can't really recall the details of it's design. But in mine at least I decided to mount them higher. If you look at the photo posted below you can see them under the front corners of the roof on both sides. As far as I know they're legal mounted in this way and the DNR in Ohio hasn't objected to them either.
I would have to check with the locals before mounting some up that high.
Question: Do your lights 'get on' your front rails? I hate ANY light in front of me when night running.
ToddBob
'Al the Mirthmaker' (The Third)
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Rainy Lake/Voyageurs National Park
International Falls, MN
'Al the Mirthmaker' (The Third)
Build-- viewtopic.php?f=16&t=14007
Rainy Lake/Voyageurs National Park
International Falls, MN
Re: Corner cap nav lights?
Al as far as the navigation lights, no you wouldn't notice a trace of the red or green on the front railing. But if anyone were stupid enough to turn the docking lights on be prepared for a complete "White Out" of everything in front of you. But like you we utilize a hand held spotlight if any additional lighting is needed. But for the most part we really do "Moonlight Cruise" to traverse the river at night.
Respect Our Recreational Resources
Leaving Only "The Footprints of Your Passing"
Boating the Muskingum River
1972 35' Crest Pontoon Houseboat
2007 90 hp. Yamaha
Leaving Only "The Footprints of Your Passing"
Boating the Muskingum River
1972 35' Crest Pontoon Houseboat
2007 90 hp. Yamaha
