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cmdrost 08-03-2009 01:43 PM

power pole installation?
 
What is the going rate on installation for a power pole? Lake Area quoted me $2400 installed 8' power pole pro. :eek:

I know those things only run about a grand. Are they that labor intensive?

wtretrievers 08-03-2009 01:45 PM

They have to pull the motor to install the bracket, & install the hydralics in the back compartment, pretty close to what I paid. Yup, it hurt!

yak'em-n-stack'em 08-03-2009 02:25 PM

Seems like you could do it uourslef if have any mechanical skill at all

all star rod 08-03-2009 02:38 PM

I would assume for that price that it has a remote??? Also, get a price from them minus the install. From what I have heard the only negative thing about Power Poles in the price!

cmdrost 08-03-2009 02:51 PM

yes included remote.....you can buy them off power pole website from $895 to $1499

http://www.jlmarinesystems.com/ppole2/

speck-chaser 08-03-2009 11:14 PM

been needing to get me one of those. I had gotten a price last year from a place here in the berry. He quoted 1850.00 Installed.

wtretrievers 08-04-2009 07:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by speck-chaser (Post 29143)
been needing to get me one of those. I had gotten a price last year from a place here in the berry. He quoted 1850.00 Installed.

Is that for the 8'. If so....That's excellant price! I'd jump all over that!

fishinpox 08-04-2009 05:04 PM

ive been lookin around i gottin prices from 1800.00 -2200.00 they have some new model that is a little cheaper havny researched it though to find out the differences

RajunCajun2 08-05-2009 06:49 PM

PowerPole Installation
 
I just finished the installation of my powerpole. If you have any mechanical inclination at all whatsoever....and I repeat whatsoever, their instructions coupled with the simplistic system make the installation very easy. Seriously!!!!!...the installation was not difficult at all. I opted to mount mine directly to the transom. The holes are above the water line and I think that it looks better than the bracket mount andddd since there is no wood in the transom no rot to worry about. I got the 8' Pro model for ~$1400. What you will find is that the JL Marine has it's dealers locked in on price and they cannot negotiate the price of the pole itself. What can vary is the installation cost and possible options the dealer is willing to throw in.

Good luck.

meaux fishing 08-05-2009 06:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RajunCajun2 (Post 29503)
I just finished the installation of my powerpole. If you have any mechanical inclination at all whatsoever....and I repeat whatsoever, their instructions coupled with the simplistic system make the installation very easy. Seriously!!!!!...the installation was not difficult at all. I opted to mount mine directly to the transom. The holes are above the water line and I think that it looks better than the bracket mount andddd since there is no wood in the transom no rot to worry about. I got the 8' Pro model for ~$1400. What you will find is that the JL Marine has it's dealers locked in on price and they cannot negotiate the price of the pole itself. What can vary is the installation cost and possible options the dealer is willing to throw in.

Good luck.


How long did the install take you? Could you do it by yourself or did you need help?

RajunCajun2 08-05-2009 06:59 PM

Powerpole Installation
 
The only help I needed was to help me get it aligned left to right. What I did was decided where I wanted it....marked a hole and drilled it. Attached the pole to the boat and snugged up that one bolt. Moved the pole left to right and got it where I wanted it...and then marked and drilled my second hole. Snugged up that bolt and then said "well, it is where it will be" and drilled the last two holes. After that I was able to everything alone. Total time with me taking extreme caution to keep things clean and make sure that I was doing it properly...~3.5hrs. I cannot stress how easy the install was. If you are able to use a drill, ratchet, and know the basics of 12v systems it is a cinch.

Holler if you have any more questions.

Raymond 08-06-2009 07:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RajunCajun2 (Post 29513)
The only help I needed was to help me get it aligned left to right. What I did was decided where I wanted it....marked a hole and drilled it. Attached the pole to the boat and snugged up that one bolt. Moved the pole left to right and got it where I wanted it...and then marked and drilled my second hole. Snugged up that bolt and then said "well, it is where it will be" and drilled the last two holes. After that I was able to everything alone. Total time with me taking extreme caution to keep things clean and make sure that I was doing it properly...~3.5hrs. I cannot stress how easy the install was. If you are able to use a drill, ratchet, and know the basics of 12v systems it is a cinch.

Holler if you have any more questions.

Chas, you ahould be able to do the math on LM hourly installation rate.:pissed:

jahosaphet 08-18-2009 09:17 PM

im pretty sure we charge 6 hours labor to install power pole, hydro pump, relays, and remote module.

evis102 09-12-2009 02:48 AM

Me and my dad did mine in 4 hours. 8' with remote.


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