Sevylor Boating - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

All kits use the same plastic and chemicals so your only real course here is have a professional repair it.

Yes. Any motor installed on an inflatable is going to need something solid to mount onto.

You can order it from eBay or from Amazon

Have you considered contacting the manufacturer and having a talk to them. Given this is such a popular boat, I suspect if you just googled it, you would get lots of hits with advice on how to do what you want to do.

PVC You can buy repair kits from sevylor...

Can I purchase a new bladder and if I can, where would I find it?

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Sevylor sells a patch kit, as well as a spray that is kind of like a silicone that works well on pinholes. Go the website: http://www.sevylor.com/Spare-Parts-Kit-P1898C45.aspx - more parts under accessories on the site.You wouldn't have a copy of the manual for your boat, would you? I can't seem to find one - even called Sevylor and I couldn't get one!

This inflatable kayak is meant to turn to facilitate maneuverability in whitewater; it needs to turn.

Try attaching piece of plastic as a skeg, perhaps the skeg from the Sevylor Tahiti will suffice (or a piece of lucite or a plastic cutting board). A skeg makes a boat track straight.

My Sevylor Colorado came with an optional skeg which I only attach on flatwater (never whitewater).

You could probably tie one on using a rope harness over the top of the boat, you can do that on anything, but why would you want to? It is not going to track really well in any event, and so you will just make it slower. Inflating it rally really well might help. This is a short boat and I suspect a bit high-sided, so it will catch the wind and it is more-or-less flat bottomed so it will spin a bit. (YMMV.)

You didn't specify which tandem you have. If it has a smooth bottom, then you'll need to glue some on (available at Sea Eagle). If it has "bumps" with slots that a blade fits in, they are available on ebay and Amazon. Don't pay any attention to ****** preaching.

Check here, if this isn't the prop, they may have others. http://www.shipstore.com/SS/HTML/SEV/SEVPROP.html