Posted: 09/29/2009 at 2:45pm | IP Logged

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Dale, the Lowe pontoons come with 'U' shaped tubes and are foam filled at the factory (As are almost all other 'U' shaped toons as well), so in case a leak develops, it won't sink. They are blocks of foam..

Posted: 09/29/2009 at 7:13pm | IP Logged

   Thank's Wildcat Dude and Rick also for the come back on the U tube shape on the Lowe Pontoon boat. Also the info. on the styro-foam block's.

I 'am new to pontoon's and i sure do appreciate the kindness of you good folk's

straightening me out  DAM