How do you make sure you are at the correct psi when inflating?
2010841
On one of the inside walls there is a built in inflation gauge. It will show you the a safe range of inflation. It's not about a specific psi...hope this helps
2010842
Well, it is not easy to measure the presion as in a tire due the low presion but i used to check punching the boat and pressing, even sitting on it and feeling if it confortable and sure...my experience is that the more i use the boat the more i know how presure i need..try and enjoy it is a very good boat
2010843
I have 4 of these rafts, (along with a few other make and models) we use them to float down a river that flows from a lake we live on. 3-4 times a summer we'll invite 15 to 25 guests each trip I only use a shop vac to inflate the rafts, you wouldn't use an air compressor (high pressure) to fill them, if you do, be very careful not to overfill. It's more volume and feel than pressure. When all 3 chambers are fairly rigid, you have enough air in them.
2010844
There is a gauge on the inside of section1 that lets you know when you are in the correct psi range. We had to guess the other 2 sections by feel. Would have liked it to be more exact, but it worked great for our week long fishing trip. Good luck!
2248180
You have to squeeze the tube to open the valve while inflating. Read the instruction card.
2271225
Your ball is underinflated. If I remember correctly you should inflate until ball is 22 inches in diameter.At that size your problem will be solved.Reread instructions.
1296865
Yep that is how it should be done. Maybe you didn't push the pin in far enough. Make sure the threaded end in screwed tightly into the metal pump, and the needle goes into the inflation site. Try pushing it in further to the Cushion. It should work. Otherwise maybe the pump is defective. Good luck!
316801
DO NOT over inflate! You should be able to almost fold it in half when it is properly inflated. It will look under-inflated, but, it won't be. If over inflated it will burst the seams.This is canvas and will not stretch. better to be under inflated. In Hawaii ABC and some of the Hotels will inflate them for you.This will take a long time to inflate by mouth. Get a pump. We bought a small electric pump. Make sure it has a small stem.
859416
Mine is an older model. It has no inflation options. I just press the start button.
127080
If you look at the top of the compressor, there is a red ring around the gauge. You can twist this ring, which moves an indicator that points to the psi you want. When the compressor is on, it will fill to about this point and then stop.
250246
Mine fully inflates. Didn't notice anything on the ends to show that it is not the same as the rest of the unit. I do blow a few breaths in to it though. Might be a bad unit.
178433
Don't tighten the nozzle all the way down. I screw on until I hear airflow into the tubing and I see the needle on the pressure gauge move. Then I turn one or two more times.
1586396
While I urge the manufacturer to provide an official answer, I am using the gauge with a compressor that (like most) can exceed 120 psi. The logic is that the gauge measures the pressure of inflation back from the tire, and not the pressure that is provided during inflation. So, the issue is to not over-inflate the tire (which could also be damaged by 120 psi and be even dangerous). If you use the gauge a lot to inflate tires, I would suggest to dial back the maximum pressure on the compressor (such as to 80 instead of 120 psi), since most compressors have this feature.
771618
There's a button on the pump you press it down. If you want it completely deflated you'll have to apply pressure.
2193602
stay below 2500 psi. Anything above that for an extended rate, can cause a failure.
1319331
Use a common "needle valve" as used for basketballs, soccer balls, etc., and any air pump or compressor. Just make sure if using high pressure not to over-inflate, easy to check by keeping a hand on the bumper.
771617
Theirs a button on the pump you press it down. If you want it completely deflated you'll have to apply pressure.
310300
I just opened mine. Make sure the pump pin is screwed on tightly and that you stick the pin halfway into the ball. I had air escaping and my husband made those two adjustments and my ball is firm and has retained its firmness.
2192202
try disconnecting the air line, then press the lever on your inflator just like your putting air into the tire, you will find this reverse procedure will allow the air in the tire to escape.
475756
Depends on the area of the country. But normally 10 to 11 psi.But read the instructions and following them.