I need a pump that can also quickly deflate. Does the Bravo BTP 12v quickly deflates a boat as well?
910646
Got to be honest my inflatable SUP deflates as soon as you unscrew the ports but I would think the deflation should be faster than the inflation so for me that's less than 3 or 4 minutes.
2161464
I would not use a motor over what they suggest. But air pump, I would try and get the air head pump with all the attachments. Airhead makes a special attachment for the Boston valve that no one else has.
2107706
I gave an o zone floating tramp bigger than most towables. It has worked quickly on both inflate and deflate. It provided more than Suffient inflation capability.
1757334
This pump is awesome and super quick. Lots of adapters included, so I believe that this pump will work with any inflatable needs.
1312654
I bought this Coleman Quick pump which came with two types of nozzles, it works well. You have to hold the nozzle at the port site, but it inflates so quickly that the minor inconvenience didn't bother me: Coleman 120V Electric Quick Pump, Colors May Vary
207678
I would not recommend this impeller for any boat. The vanes are less stiff so the water flow is not enough. This caused the engine to overheat and it was difficult to troubleshoot. Who thinks that a brand new impeller would cause an engine to overheat?
1099160
You can suck the air out with a pump. The little electric ones that plug into your car are good and it does not even require a tight seal between pump and boat when doing suction to be effective. Also helps if the boat is warm. If the boat is cold, it just is not going to pack as small, due to less flexibility. All that said, you can't get the floor and the boat into the bag they give you. Let that be the bag just for the boat and get another duffell bag for the floor, or just roll it up and put a strap or a rope around it.
2003069
This pump works great. I use it to fill my boat at the docks and it will empty a 5 gallon can in about a minute. I have purchased 2 different more expensive pumps in the past and this one is much faster and cheaper
1644603
You really need a pump. My friend had one at the lake house where I left this. I'm talking about an electric pump. There are some that plug into the cigarette lighter on a boat that are ideal. It doesn't take terribly long. I cannot comment on using your lungs to blow it up. It would take a long while.
1980569
Unfortunately no. The max psi rating is roughly 2.5 psi. You will need a far more powerful pump for your SUP.
314267
Yes it will inflate and deflate like the battery powered air pumps. This one does it much faster and with more air pressure.
1147842
Hello Robert, The Bravo 12V Mano comes with an adjustable male hose end with spacers that fit a wide variety of valves. The pump can inflate to a mazimum of 15 PIS and yes, it filled a Wahoo Inflatable 11' SUP in less than 4 minutes. Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Wahoo Inflatalbles
1652763
No, this is just a regular power head, no option to convert to propeller type for more gph. However, the algae free sure flow kit is compatible with the cobalt to make it into a propeller type pump @1200 gph and it works awesome. I have two running in my 150 reef tank. The maxi jet brand pump is now very poor quality, and the propeller version is noisy and inadequate. The cobalt is excellent quality, made in Italy.
1821132
Yes, the unit deflates my towable quickly. The Rave will do both inflating and deflating. I love it...could never get my inflatable nice and tight before I purchased this.
2271718
it works on my Seahawk inflatable boat. it will inflate my boat much faster than the standard pump and it also has the ability to also deflate also very quickly. its very easy to use.
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I would not recommend the Seaflo pump unless you need to pump bilge water from a boat. I would not use it in a well, because it is not designed for high pressure, despite what the advertisement says. I bought two pumps, sold one to my customer, and he installed it in a well where the water was 100 feet deep, and the pump failed after four months, and I had to replace it with a better quality pump. I took my second Seaflo pump apart, compared it to the motor in the better quality pump, and found that the Seaflo motor is not heavy duty enough, and it works too hard and overheats when it is a well pump. I would not recommend the Seaflo pump unless you need to pump bilge water from a boat. I would not use it in a well, because it is not designed for high pressure, despite what the advertisement says. I bought two pumps, sold one to my customer, and he installed it in a well where the water was 100 feet deep, and the pump failed after four months, and I had to replace it with a better quality pump. I took my second Seaflo pump apart, compared it to the motor in the better quality pump, and found that the Seaflo motor is not heavy duty enough, and it works too hard and overheats when it is a... » Read More I would not recommend the Seaflo pump unless you need to pump bilge water from a boat. I would not use it in a well, because it is not designed for high pressure, despite what the advertisement says. I bought two pumps, sold one to my customer, and he installed it in a well where the water was 100 feet deep, and the pump failed after four months, and I had to replace it with a better quality pump. I took my second Seaflo pump apart, compared it to the motor in the better quality pump, and found that the Seaflo motor is not heavy duty enough, and it works too hard and overheats when it is a well pump. « Show Less
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yes. this appears to be model fp-150...which is more than adequate for all but the most radically modified lb-7's . the higher volume pumps will simply pump more unused fuel back from the engine to the tank. this will only clog the fuel filters faster .