Replacing airdeck with Woos, anybody tried it?

[Bighag7]

Guys,
I have a Zodiac fastroller 2, 4.2 m with airdeck. I'd like to replace the deck for something more solid, has anyone done this and can they advise?
Regards
Bighag

[Max...]

Don't do it - woos is terrible stuff, you need moos, much more reliable.

[sinner]

I don't know anything about woos or moos, but you definitely don't want loos!

[tinker]

I have a floor for a futura 4.2m, i was going to cut it down and use it for my 3.8m, its for the older type with the inflators at the back of the transom, so if yours is a newer type it would need holes cutting to inflate the outside inflatable keels.

Im open to offers.

[Nasher]

[QUOTE=tinker;437839]if yours is a newer type it would need holes cutting to inflate the outside inflatable keels. QUOTE]

Great, a hole cutting thread

I'll start - Woos need a Cobalt tip drill with plenty of Organic, not mineral, cutting fluid.

Nasher
(The above may only be understood by some of the more long standing forumites whose memory hasn't been attacked by the ravages of time and alcohol)

[tinker]

[QUOTE=Nasher;437847]

Originally Posted by tinker

if yours is a newer type it would need holes cutting to inflate the outside inflatable keels. {/QUOTE]

Great, a hole cutting thread

I'll start - Woos need a Cobalt tip drill with plenty of Organic, not mineral, cutting fluid.

Nasher
(The above may only be understood by some of the more long standing forumites whose memory hasn't been attacked by the ravages of time and alcohol)

Its the wooden sections at the front of the floor that needs the holes, the rest of its fibreglass, with aluminium sides and batons....

I dont remember the hole cutting thread either, was it pre 2003? Thought not, must be the alcohol

[Nos4r2]

[QUOTE=Nasher;437847]

Originally Posted by tinker

if yours is a newer type it would need holes cutting to inflate the outside inflatable keels. QUOTE]

Great, a hole cutting thread

I'll start - Woos need a Cobalt tip drill with plenty of Organic, not mineral, cutting fluid.

Nasher
(The above may only be understood by some of the more long standing forumites whose memory hasn't been attacked by the ravages of time and alcohol)

Ere, oo ar yew corlin a woos?