08-21-2008, 02:31 PM
I attached it to my SFC for many years. Just be sure to have an open front tube. You will have to push both the Flote Power and the tube out in the water to clear the prop on the motor.
I originally had a donut, and trying to get into it, IN the water, WITH flippers is a trick. I couldn't put the flippers on IN THE WATER while in the tube, so climbing in was the choice.
With the fat cat, it was easy.
One thing I did do extra, was deflated both tubes and attached industrial VELCRO to the points of contact. The saved on the material rubbing together, plus also made for a tighter connection between the two.
Final note: You STILL have to license it.
Not a great picture, but you can see the flote power on the back of the SFC
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I originally had a donut, and trying to get into it, IN the water, WITH flippers is a trick. I couldn't put the flippers on IN THE WATER while in the tube, so climbing in was the choice.
With the fat cat, it was easy.
One thing I did do extra, was deflated both tubes and attached industrial VELCRO to the points of contact. The saved on the material rubbing together, plus also made for a tighter connection between the two.
Final note: You STILL have to license it.
Not a great picture, but you can see the flote power on the back of the SFC
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