I know it may seem silly, but is there a fraction of a chance this thing could float? I know this may depend on workmanship, and density.
218074
It is not specifically designed to float out of the box. Anything can float if you do it right. This model is a split hull design. That is, the hull is in two pieces, left and right halves. You would have ot make sure the hull is sealed, and you add the proper weight to ballast it properly to float at the water line.
218075
It is not specifically designed to float out of the box.Anything can float if you do it right. This model is a split hull design. That is, the hull is in two pieces, left and right halves. You would have ot make sure the hull is sealed, and you add the proper weight to ballast it properly to float at the water line.
218076
Sure. At one time Revell sold the kit as a motorized version. Just weight the hull a bit. The main deck parts are still engineered to be removable ( to get to the batteries in the old motorized kit).
218077
I think it would float if you sealed it up good, but it is top heavy so it will probably tip over and not stay upright.
663859
Never put it in the water - but it's pretty heavy... It probably won't float - but I'm not positive.
979611
Could be. Ensure there is fuel in the bowl. Also make sure the float is not sticking. Check for vacuum leaks.
1316679
I suppose so. The catch is if you can figure out a way to suction it down to something, otherwise it will float around and could end up spraying out of the water.
500006
It was floating alright. It came all broken up so bad the UPS driver wouldn't deliver. I was not able to get a replacement, good luck.
60958
It's pretty solid so I doubt it would float, but I have brought into the hot tub and it worked with no problem. I actually didn't look for a floatable case so I don't know if there is one out there. But hey you might be able to design one and make some cash. Hope I was of some help.If it helps as soon as it drops in price again I'm buying one for my wife.
2026663
Yes, if you can even get it to go under water. It's so effective it can be used as a floatation device
109329
If you don't squeeze all the air out it should float fine as long as what is inside isn't too heavy. I kept my hotel key, credit card and galaxy s4 inside and it was able to float.
1095495
nope it won't float but it'll get knocked out of place if the water from your faucet its it directly, it's solid metal so it won't float
1214257
No experience with that, but assume it could sink. It's an excellent, easily-assembled and -maneuverable cart. Highly recommend.
1838463
It's possible to make it float but you would have to ballast it as you build it. Without the ballast it's very top heavy and will capsize.
336924
It will float, yes. I really doubt the salt will affect it much more than, say, the dirt from floating it in a pond. I suppose it could shorten the lifespan a bit. It should be fine.
240790
I guess you could. But I don't recommend this float. Too many issues, and mine didn't last.
1173528
I would think so but I don't know for sure. We used an air compressor with a small tip on it. We love these floats. Enjoy!
727056
It seems pretty lightweight to me, almost more like a pool toy. It probably wouldn't sink but might get you wet.
2150550
I doubt it. If they were to float, I'm sure it would only be temporary since the "foam" side would likely absorb the punch. Nevertheless, I would still recommend. They were quite tasty and all of my guests adored them.
372928
You should be able to rig it however you like. The floats are attached by suction cups.