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Deflation & Storage
Although PVC material can become brittle in extremely cold
temperatures, you can still safely store your Sea Eagle in
them so long as you avoid dropping it and do not subject it
to any sudden impacts.
If you're planning to leave your Sea Eagle outside, be sure
to keep it raised up off of the ground. Its also a good idea to
keep it covered so that it is not directly exposed to berries,
leaves, rain, sunlight and other elements. Sea Eagles that
are left in water will most likely have to be emptied from
time to time.
Make sure that your Sea Eagle is dry before storing for
more than a few days, to remove any excess moisture that
could cause unsightly mildew. Choose a cool, dry spot
when storing in an area like basement, closet or garage.
Portable Charger
(OPTIONAL)
Protect and preserve
your battery life with this
portable 10 AMP, Minn
Kota battery charger.
Features fully automatic
3-stage charging.
Weighs 17 lbs.
Input: 120V AC
Output: DC 12V
Battery Power Center
(OPTIONAL)
Allows trolling motor
leads and charger leads
to be connected without
opening the box. Built-in
battery meter includes
two 12-volt accessory
plugs and three manual
reset circuit breakers.
Fits group 24 and 27
size batteries.
TIP: Never connect the
(+) and the (-) terminals
of the battery together.
Take care that no metal
object can fall onto the
battery and short the
terminals. This would
immediately lead to a
short and utmost fire
danger.
Before you begin the deflation process, please keep in
mind that you should not fully deflate one chamber while
other chambers remain fully inflated as doing this can
cause damage to the bulkheads of your boat.
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To deflate, press down
on the valve stem and
turn clockwise to lock
into position. Release
around 50-75% of the
air from each chamber
before fully deflating.
Excess air can be
pushed out as you
rollup the boat.
Once deflated, loosen
the side stringers with
your foot and remove
both the stringers and
floorboards. You do not
need to remove the
supports on the FB-2 &
FB-4 floorboard pieces.
If you have a drop stitch
floor, you can deflate it
and roll it up with the
hull.
Fold the hull of the boat
inwards and underneath
the transom. From the
stern, fold the pontoons
towards the transom
and roll the boat forward
pushing any excess air
out of the boat as you
go along. When you're
finished, tuck the bow
neatly underneath.
Place the hull at the
center of the opened
boat bag and wrap the
boat with the narrow
flaps first. Lash down
with the nylon straps to
secure and repeat this
process with the wide
flaps and nylon straps.
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