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Old 24 August 2011, 21:12   #1
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Replacing tubes

Can anyone tell me very roughly how much a new set of tubes costs for a Zodiac 500 RIB? Also, do companies make aftermarket ones that are cheaper than Zodiac originals?
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Old 24 August 2011, 21:44   #2
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Not an expert but I contacted Henshaws for a conceptual price for a Pac 22. Think they gave me a budget of 6k and that's a big boat of course.

Their response times are great and I believe they have a very good reputation.

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Old 24 August 2011, 22:35   #3
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Had my 5.35 tubes replaced by Ribcraft and it cost about £3300

they have done a excelnt job. take a look at my piccys
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Old 25 August 2011, 08:17   #4
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Another vote for Henshaw, retubed my Arctic for about £5k.
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Old 25 August 2011, 08:47   #5
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Tim, there is not a lot in it, a set of genuine Zodiac PVC tubes with all the bits pre fitted is around £1800 ex fitting and vat a set of aftermarket Hypalon tubes with fender and handles supplied is around £1700.00 plus the fitting. the fitting of the Hypalon tubes will be a good £200 abow the Zodaic as the fender and handles etc are not pre fitted.

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Hi all, is it easy to change the tubes? I've got a Zodiac 4.2 rib, it looks like the tube pulls off the bow, any body know or have done this? Many thanks. Jason.
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Hi all, is it easy to change the tubes? I've got a Zodiac 4.2 rib, it looks like the tube pulls off the bow, any body know or have done this? Many thanks. Jason.
Its not too hard. I just pulled the tubes onto a 6.7 meter Zodiac. Just me and a buddy, some sweat and a bucket of soapy water. It took about 30 minutes.
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I'll be given it a go then at the weekend, many thanks.
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