Now you have nothing to lose but your tippy boat.

First, you will need some 1/4 inch line, (a clothesline will work).

Next inflate the tubes until very, very firm.

1. Turn your dinghy upside down and lay the tubes on the ground on each side close to the stern.

2. Tie line to one center flap through the grommet using a bowline or stop knot.

3. Run other end over the bottom of the boat to the other grommet and pull so the flaps are snug but the tubes are not lifted.

4. Tie off with half hitches for easy removal later.

5. Lift the tubes out of the way and turn the boat right side up.

6. Slide the line under the boat so the tubes are in the right location, toward the stern.

7. Tie line to one end grommet, pull over the rail through the other tube's grommet, back over to the center and tie off tight. Both tubes must be tight against the sides of the boat.  Use any knot you can remove easily.

8. Repeat at the opposite ends.  Be sure that tubes are not too low or too high by adjusting the first line (#2) as necessary. They could slide forward or backward so test only long enough to determine if they're for you.

If you decide they aren't, simply remove the lines, deflate the tubes and return everything in new condition during the first week and we'll refund your purchase price.

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