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Old 02 June 2005, 14:41   #1
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Ok, who knows where to buy the cheapest 4 person inflatable tender from
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Old 02 June 2005, 14:52   #2
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Just got a honda 2.7m tender and 5 hp outbaord for €1905 But you have to come to Dublin
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Old 02 June 2005, 14:58   #3
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I was thinking of more in the £200-£300 price range, but thanks anyway
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Old 02 June 2005, 14:59   #4
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Try these people.

I spoke to a mate at the weekend who got a great little tender from them recently for good money.

Arun Nautique, Yacht Chandlers, Littlehampton, 01903 730558

I know they will dispatch it too.
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Old 02 June 2005, 15:25   #5
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...552694254&rd=1

Brand new Seago 2.6m - NOT an auction - £299 - loads of similar things on ebay - just do a search for inflatable and sort by price.

About to buy one myself!!!

Often helps to look at the people's online ebay store as well - loads of bargains!!!
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Old 02 June 2005, 15:26   #6
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The cheap ones are usually the heaviest. And I mean heavy! Check out the spec before ordering.

If you decide that a light one would be preferable, look at Lodestar.
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Old 02 June 2005, 15:34   #7
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The cheap ones are usually the heaviest. And I mean heavy! Check out the spec before ordering.

If you decide that a light one would be preferable, look at Lodestar.
I would have thought heavier means more robust and better quality??? Thicker materials and better fabrics etc???

It is AMAZINg the way prices are being driven down - mate just bought a brand new genny 6.5kva off ebay for £395 inc vat!!! It runs really well and is really quiet.

the same people have a 3" petrol water pump like the firebrigade etc use for £145!!!!

Bloody incredible - obviously not going to be as well made as better brands but at those prices you can afford to take a chance!!!
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.........buy twice. Nuf said

Not these days - all depends on how much you use something - alright that cheap genny may not last as long as one costing £1400 BUT I bet 4 of them would!!!
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