FRM BOARDS Heavy Duty Inflatable Float Tube Instructions

Heavy Duty Inflatable Float Tube
Instructions
Materials list
• 1 pair of adjustable shoulder straps
• 1 fishing rod holder
• 1 fish finder mount base
• 2 side storage bags
• 1 pair of paddles
• 1 foot pump
• 1 repair kit (contains: four screws and two PVC patches)
• 1 inflatable cushion
• 1 inflatable backrest
• 1 inflatable air deck
• 1 engine plate
• 1 fishing net with ruler
• 1 bracket for trolling motor
• 1 aluminum pole (for supporting scale net)
How to inflate your float tube
FRM BOARDS® Float Tube are designed to be inflated by foot
or hand pump. Before inflating the boat, make sure to place
the boat on a flat surface and remove any sharp objects from
the flat surface where the boat will be assembled.
Your Heavy Duty Float Tube has double seal valves for easy
inflation and deflation. The valve is constructed in 3 parts:
* 3D Valve spool means it
can be pressed and popped,
and can be rotated left
and right.
To inflate
The 3D valve spool [B] must be ejected. The upper cap [A]
must be removed from the valve body [C] in order to inflate.
Use a pump to inflate the float tube just enough to hold their
shape. When inflation is complete
spool REMAINS EJECTED (if not
turning left to eject). Then put back all upper caps.
Inflation steps and air pressure parameters
Inflate both side chambers with a maximum pressure of
1.
0.25 bar/3.6PSI.
Inflate the bow chamber with only half of the pressure
2.
(make sure pressure is less than 50%
the engine plate).
make sure the 3D value
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keep pressing [B] and
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this helps to install
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Install the engine plate, fit the bow section and inflate the
3.
bow section to a maximum pressure of 0.25bar/3.6PSI
Inflate the air deck, seat and backrest to a maximum
4.
pressure of 0.76bar/11.0PSI
To deflate
Remove the upper cap [A], and keep pressing the 3D valve
spool [B] It is necessary to rotate the 3D valve spool 90
,
degrees to the right while press it to automatically bleed the air
Care and storage of your float tube
Always partially deflate the air chambers before storing your
assembled float tube in a vehicle or hot area. The air in the air
chambers can expand significantly.
There is no need to deflate and store your float tube after each
use. If you are not going to use your float tube for an extended
period deflate it and store it. To avoid mildew and for a long
life be sure that your float tube is dry and clean before you
,
pack it and that you store it in a dry place
Carrying your float tube easily
There are a pair of backpacking shoulder straps in your
package. Attach the shoulder strap to the D-ring located on the
back of your float tube "X" [①] or parallel [②] is up to you.
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