liferaft question
05-24-2006, 10:35 PM
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Re: liferaft question
Originally Posted by iamfaster
So, basically you will do fine with floaties.... Im watching you MOFO
05-24-2006, 10:57 PM
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Re: liferaft question
Originally Posted by GOODT
Im looking for someone that inspects liferafts in the annapolis maryland area
Air Works, The, 10 Lincoln Court, Annapolis, MD, 21401, USA, (tel) 410-268-7332, (fax) 410-280-5225
Inflatable Xperts
306 2nd St (410) 263-1496
Annapolis, MD 21401
05-25-2006, 07:48 AM
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Re: liferaft question
Try Lifeline inflatables in Miami (305) 621-1500 or 84 boat works in ft. Lauderdale (954) 779-7000 you cane sometimes find a good certified used one as well at these places
05-25-2006, 09:21 AM
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Re: liferaft question
Dan,
I bought a small Mercury stowable tender (plank floor/ rated for 5hp) and a 12 volt quick inflate pump. I use my jumper and inflate the boat in 50 seconds right off of the swim step. I have a 2.7hp cruise and carry 2 stoke outboard to go with it. The tender, motor and pump together weigh about 60 pounds and stow safely in the head closet. The whole set up cost less than a $1000 new. I use it in Catalina but it is also a good back up in case of trouble...
I bought a small Mercury stowable tender (plank floor/ rated for 5hp) and a 12 volt quick inflate pump. I use my jumper and inflate the boat in 50 seconds right off of the swim step. I have a 2.7hp cruise and carry 2 stoke outboard to go with it. The tender, motor and pump together weigh about 60 pounds and stow safely in the head closet. The whole set up cost less than a $1000 new. I use it in Catalina but it is also a good back up in case of trouble...
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