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Quicksilver 230 7 foot good overall shape, has had one patch applied. Pump, Patch kit, oars, rollup cover and $300 airfloor option included. Will take up to a 4.5 HP outboard, I did fine with a 3.5.
$325
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Rick
Edited by - existentialsailor on 05/12/2007 14:16:18
There are five separate chambers that you fill. Three tubes which take the longest, the floor and the keel which fill very quickly. The pump is pretty efficient, but some depends on you of course and how fast you can pump.
Could you go ahead and complete pumping it up, stand or sit next to it...and have a picture taken just to show us "fence sitters" that it inflates and holds the air and how it compares to a person who might be using it.
One of the original pictures shows the floor in it. Fifth one down in the original post. I pumped it up and took a few pictures, unfortunately no one is around to take my picture in it. I did place it in front of my kayaks. The top kayak is 16 feet long and the bottom one is 17 feet long, not sure that is going to help you.
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