float for steel

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[cool] You should be able to get a decent craft for the $150 budget...one that you can get years of good use from. There is usually a ready market for used craft too, when more experienced tubers want to upgrade and newbies are looking for a deal. You get a better resale value on float craft than on used computers...and they are less temperamental too.

If you want to spend some time on the net, getting educated and comparing prices, here are some of the links to sites I visit regularly. These include both online dealers and the manufacturers themselves. Have fun.

[url "http://www.thefloattubestore.com/"][#800080]http://www.thefloattubestore.com/[/#800080][/url] THE FLOAT TUBE STORE

[url "http://store.riverwire.com/cgi-bin/wfp79588.storefront/3e5cd5f40049964a2750d8f5a5020674/Catalog/1607"][#800080]http://store.riverwire.com/cgi-bin/wfp79...talog/1607[/#800080][/url] RiverWire

[url "http://www.waterskeeter.com/"][#800080]http://www.waterskeeter.com/[/#800080][/url] Water Skeeter

[url "http://www.caddis.com/"][#800080]http://www.caddis.com/[/#800080][/url] Caddis

[url "http://www.creekcompany.com/"][#800080]http://www.creekcompany.com[/#800080][/url] Creek Company

[url "http://www.outcastboats.com/"][#800080]http://www.outcastboats.com/[/#800080][/url] Outcast
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