I LOVE this I'v had a similar idea for years,accept I would tow the pontoons and drive up on them.screw the wheel power though thats what they make outboards for,anybody no of anything similar let me know!
I have invented several ways to fold a pontoon and tow behind car then drive up on ramps which you can see if place Myark folding barge in google search engine
Its good to see the Bronco with folding pontoons been done.
this actually has a prop and rudder under it. You can see if you look real close as he is driving up ramp after 'boating' the whole thing with the wheels spinning was the pto on the transfer case had to be in 4wd for the pto to be engaged
I have now placed a movie of the Myark trailer barge on you tube if you would want to look at the folding trailer pontoon towed behind a Recreational vehicle then unfolded and RV driven on top of pontoon then ventured the most remote lake in the north island of New Zealand
Made this model 12 years ago and now have superior designs I will start to manufacture again.
Yeah, one of my first thought was about the fact that; cars and trucks typically aren't intended to have their rotating assy's submerged for any length of time. I remember the owner stating that his goal was to have the vehicle higher so the wheels wouldn't be in the water. the whole thing is kinda impossible though.
BADASS BRONCO
Dtw125 1 month ago
Funny as shit...would suck balls if somethin broke and ya went right in the water...
yellowmusicfreak 3 months ago
I bet OJ Simpson wishes he had one of these! ;)
lakepirate10 1 year ago
I LOVE this I'v had a similar idea for years,accept I would tow the pontoons and drive up on them.screw the wheel power though thats what they make outboards for,anybody no of anything similar let me know!
davetileguy 2 years ago
I have invented several ways to fold a pontoon and tow behind car then drive up on ramps which you can see if place Myark folding barge in google search engine
Its good to see the Bronco with folding pontoons been done.
wwwmyarkcom 2 years ago
this actually has a prop and rudder under it. You can see if you look real close as he is driving up ramp after 'boating' the whole thing with the wheels spinning was the pto on the transfer case had to be in 4wd for the pto to be engaged
xXxBilgeratxXx 2 years ago
I have now placed a movie of the Myark trailer barge on you tube if you would want to look at the folding trailer pontoon towed behind a Recreational vehicle then unfolded and RV driven on top of pontoon then ventured the most remote lake in the north island of New Zealand
Made this model 12 years ago and now have superior designs I will start to manufacture again.
wwwmyarkcom 2 years ago
How about adding a set of "truck tracks" to give more grab in the water a well as the ramp.
SuperKeepout 2 years ago
Yeah, one of my first thought was about the fact that; cars and trucks typically aren't intended to have their rotating assy's submerged for any length of time. I remember the owner stating that his goal was to have the vehicle higher so the wheels wouldn't be in the water. the whole thing is kinda impossible though.
xXxBilgeratxXx 2 years ago
Like bronco's don't get rusty enough lol
Scorch1007 2 years ago 2