NEW product in our area

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sHan tn
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NEW product in our area

#1 Post by sHan tn » Wed Jun 17, 2009 11:12 am

dont know just seen the ad today

Pontoon Bilge Pump Kit
We have been working with a local Marina on pontoon repairs. We have come up with a pontoon Bilge Pump Kit starting at ($250 per log installed). If you tear a hole in a pontoon log this will help get you to safty. If your pontoon has a slow leak this will help. We can also fix cracks, holes, tears, ect.. We pressure test for leaks before and after repairs. We can come to you or bring it to us for the repairs.

I dont know BUT arent todays toons foam filled or have chambers?



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Re: NEW product in our area

#2 Post by HandymanHerb » Wed Jun 17, 2009 11:39 am

If you make a hole in one part of a toon it isn't going to sink, if you got a leak it would be cheaper to fix it, besides I got drains on the back of mine, never had water in them yet, but if I did I could drain them and then get it fixed
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Re: NEW product in our area

#3 Post by badmoonrising » Wed Jun 17, 2009 6:13 pm

The PC has 5 individual chambers in each log...
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Re: NEW product in our area

#4 Post by CaptainRon » Thu Jun 18, 2009 7:42 am

Most are baffled chambers with an opening at the bottom to drain water to the back. If you get a puncture the baffle traps air to keep the boat afloat. ..... at least that's the way my Monark is. :donno
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