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Screw into inflatable boat

Posted on: 16.07.2020
 

Turning a wood screw into an inflatable boat seems like a very silly idea at first glance. A closer look reveals that this is still possible. In addition to the engine mounting plate, thicker attachments to the safety rope and oars are also glued to the inflatable boat. Thus, it turned out that the splash cover made of the old Cascade Design E-Wing cover can also be attached with press studs. The lower part of the truck is screwed to the safety rope holder and the upper part is riveted to the fabric.

In addition, it was found that a few more products make the boat more comfortable to use. The wide shacklel fits exactly into the safety rope attachment. It is convenient to attach an anchor and a drift anchor to the shackel when reducing the speed for drift fishing. Snap hook was best for attaching the first end of the cover to the front D-rings of the boat. The snap hook has rounded edges and does not endanger the inflatable boat.

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