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9.
Inflate upper air tubes just enough to give a
little pressure. Inflate lower air tubes
alternately until they feel hard (about as much
as you can easily do with the pump provided).
Continue inflating upper air tubes alternately
until full pressure is obtained.
10. Mount the forward deck support.
11. Locate the strap attached to the front end of
the boat skin and secure cross rib (B2) as
shown in Figure 4.
12. Mount the stern deck support.
13. Locate the strap attached to the rear end of
the boat skin and secure cross rib (B1) as
shown in Figure 4.
14. Inflate the seat.
15. Mount the seat.
Make sure the keel is straight during the
iinflation. If it bowes to one side, add more
pressure to the air tubes on that side. The
hull is straight when the keel is between the
two white lines.
The straight rod with a latch clip close to
one end, is the forward deck support. The
latch clip will attach to a corresponding clip at
the top of cross rib (B2). The clip at the other
end of the rod should be attached to the
stem near the top.
Cross Rib (B1 or B2)
Buckle
Strap
Figure 4, Securing Cross Ribs (B1) and (B2)
The straight rod with a clip at each end, is
the stern deck support. One clip will attach to
the top of cross rib (B1). The other end of the
rod should be attached to the stem.
The seat should not be completely full of
air.
The seat is placed with the aluminum
frame to the back against cross rib (B1).
Front seat-straps: Around cross rib (A)
and back to snap.
Back seat-straps: Run longest end under
cross rib (B1) and keel, and buckle to
short end.
The seat is equipped with additional
straps on each side for back adjustment.
– 4 –
Attached to
end of boat skin
Tighten well!
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