They do not fail under those circumstances. If you put them together wrong, like backwards bulkheads, anything interfering with the lid fitting, etc, they would fail at 30 feet. Do it right and they operate as advertised. I have litteraly had over 100 of them and know what makes them and breaks them, and it is not apparent to the untrained eye. Mako scooters do exactly what they are supposed to do as well as it can be done, and do so for a very low price. We are lucky that Oceanic even screws with making these. Mary Jane Humphrey wrote: > > I am interested in any information regarding the structural failure of Mako > scooters when maintained properly, not abused in use, and solely used within > the proper limits of the manufacturer. Thank you. > Mary Jane Humphrey
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