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Old 11 March 2007, 17:38   #1
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How to Retube a boat
Ok guys I know this has been asked many a time before, but I have come up with the easiest solution going.

First buy a plain boring boat
Next Go to ebay Item 230103012314 and purchase this kit.
Next fit it as shown

There you go in Blue Peter Style, a bit of glue, string, and time you have your self a fantastic RIB!!!
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Old 11 March 2007, 18:20   #3
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Mr Heath and Mr Robinson spring to mind
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Top marks Rad,You,ve now saved yourself a dosh loads of money.Ignore those tofs who may look down on you.Go out and have some fun
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Looks like Paul Tilley has been getting it wrong all these years.....
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Superb! Superb! And what is cat's name?
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Old 12 March 2007, 13:21   #7
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nothing new about this idea we made this product (addabouy) about 20 odd years ago for a customer never really caught on though
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Would this be the one you made then Paul
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Old 12 March 2007, 21:41   #9
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Rad.

I'll take my hat off to you for innovation

Its not quite my 1st choice but there again its not my rib.

You must let us know how the sea trials go what motor are you going to use.

Also what is that CATS name
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quite possibly ,is it double skinned pvc outter with pu liner
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