Trout Traps Pro-350

[ponymont]

I recently found a Trout Traps Pro-350 at a garage sale, but it didn't have the tube any more. I am looking for either the specific size of inner tube that it needs or hopefully a place to by the tube. It doesn't appear that the Trout Traps website exists anymore.
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[peter805]

Nice introduction. Best of luck with that.
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[flygoddess]

Thanks for stopping in HERE. Good move because I an sure someone will be able to answer your questions.
As a Moderator, I hope it doesn't stop there and you continue to post with us.
But, I understand...looking for info, I am sure BFT popped up.

FG
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[TubeDude]

[cool][#0000ff]Most regulation size float tubes take a 20 inch truck tire tube. You have to go to a tire store that sells truck tires and tubes. No need to buy the more expensive radial tubes. But, there are a couple of options. The 8.25 X 20.00 is a lighter weight tube. It was the standard issue for such tubes as the Caddis models. If you want a bit more strength (and weight), go for the 10.00 X 20.00.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]The long brass valve stem on a truck tube points straight out, and can be bothersome. Most tubers bend them off to the side...using the round ends of a crescent wrench or box end wrenches. If you do that, go slowly and work the bend carefully to avoid crimping the stem. Also, buy an an extra valve core and a valve stem tool for inserting and removing the core. Always keep the cap on when not airing or deflating the tube.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Good luck and thanks for stopping in.[/#0000ff]
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[albinotrout]

I just purchased a new tube at Burt Brothers Tire yesterday. Needed a 16" round for a caddis for my son. Total cost was $12.26. Also I was able to get the short stem instead of the long stem.
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