I haul may air floor. off shore, dinghy back on board the mother ship with the spinnaker halyard and lash it just forward of the sea hood. It is still a chore but I have not come up with a better solution.John Stone wrote:Very hard. Like a solid floor.
I stand in my air floor dinghy all the time, while motoring along. I like to take a wide stance with my feet out near the tubes and just behind the seat. I then hold onto the bow painter to create a nice three point stance. With the motor pivot and throttle snugged a bit I can then lean to the left or right to steer the boat. It is great fun but also increases visibility around the harbor. More importantly it enables me to see below the surface to keep and eye out for rocks or coral as the case may be. I am not so sure the most safety minded folks would approve but it doesn't feel too risky with only 2HP. I sometimes think of George Washington while cruising about.
The air floor is also very comfy to lay down in, Steve.