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For Sale: Dave Scadden 2-person inflatable. $775

“Puck”

This craft started out life as a “Coastal Water Express” but I’ve made some modifications. The end result is that it is now a “McKenzie Drifter” with thinner pontoons. I’ve taken this craft on the South Llano River Float trip a few times, and have used it in local ponds and rivers. The comfort level is amazing, and the control is easy. Rated for 500 pounds of anglers and gear.

The only things not included are life jackets and flippers. Located in Katy, Tx.

Here are a few photos:

Turquoise fabric bag with black straps lying on a concrete surface

Here is how I store it

Red and blue inflatable rescue raft with three seats and safety equipment, parked beside a gray inflatable boat and car.
Fully assembled, without the front guy rope
Two gray plastic seat backs displayed upside down on a teal fabric surface.
Storage with the seats on top
Red inflatable rescue boat with seats, paddles, safety gear, and straps on a grassy lawn
Most of the way assembled. Not strapped oto the pontoons.
Red inflatable kayak with blue frame, orange gear bags, and a paddle resting on grass
The oars and oarlock assembly
Red inflatable catamaran watercraft with two seats, paddles, safety gear, and equipment on a grassy lawn
Vewi from the rear, showing straps and both inflation methods
Close-up of a black oar secured to a red inflatable kayak on grass
Another view of the oarlock
Red inflatable kayak with paddles, a white seat, and orange gear bags on grass
Front seat showing castin platform and leaning bar
Close-up of a red and blue outdoor rescue stretcher with black straps lying on grass
The front extensions to secure the leaning bar
Red pedal-powered watercraft with two pontoons, seats, paddles, and safety gear displayed on a lawn outside a garage.
Red inflatable catamaran-style watercraft with a central seat and gear displayed on a residential lawn.
Leaning bar secured with strap, and front view.
Close-up of a metal bolt and washer securing a blue frame above a white plastic grid structure
Securing the seat to the frame, method 1
Close-up of a threaded bolt and washers mounted on a blue metal frame above a fan component
Securing the seat to the frame, method 1
Close-up of the underside of a gray plastic platform with blue metal support rails and bolts on grass
Securing the seat to the frame, method 2
Close-up of a metal wing nut and washer fastened to a blue textured surface
Securing the seat to the frame, method 2
Close-up of blue metal bars with bolts mounted over a gray circular plastic structure.
I’ve marked my favorite postions for the seats.
Metal washers, nuts, and hardware scattered on a diamond-plate metal surface beside an orange plastic container.
Hardware for the seats
Disassembled red inflatable kayak with paddles, seats, frames, and accessories laid out on a lawn
Laid out and ready for assembly
Red inflatable rescue sleds, flotation equipment, paddles, harnesses, and metal gear laid out on a lawn beside a sidewalk.
Laid out and ready for assembly
Disassembled water rescue equipment laid out on a lawn, including red inflatable sleds, blue metal frames, flotation boards, and rescue gear.
Laid out and ready for assembly
Disassembled red rescue stretcher with blue frame components and accessories laid out on a lawn beside a driveway
Laid out and ready for assembly
Rectangular aluminum diamond-plate platform with mounting brackets, photographed on a concrete surface.
Rear deck with Scotty(R) mounts.
Disassembled gray plastic parts secured on a turquoise-covered cart outdoors
Stored, with seats on top

2 responses to “For Sale: Dave Scadden 2-person inflatable. $775”

  1. John Sutjak Avatar
    John Sutjak

    Where is it located, to look at? What kind of weight limits does it have?

    Reply
    1. "Puck" Avatar
      “Puck”

      Katy, Tx, and 500 pounds.

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