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Summary of Contents for Duras Inflatable Boat
- Page 1 ® DURAS INFLATABLE BOAT OWNER'S MANUAL...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents ® About your new Duras Inflatable Boat Page 1 Assembly Instruction Page 3 Motor Installation Page 5 Capacities Page 5 Troubleshooting Page 6 ® Using your Duras Inflatable Boat Page 7 Some Other Points to Remember Page 8... -
Page 4: About Your New Duras
About your new Duras Inflatable Boat Thank you for purchasing a Duras Inflatable Boat. We hope you will get many years of use from your new boat. Your Duras Inflatable Boat has several unique features that make it a solid and reliable boat. For future reference, record your... - Page 5 4. The One-Way Valve Your Duras Inflatable Boat utilizes a one-way valve, a proven design that has been used for 20 years. This simple, rugged, one-way valve makes inflation easy. The inner valve design allows air to flow into the hull but not out and the outer valve cap makes the seal permanent.
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Page 6: Assembly Instruction
Assembly Instruction 1. Unfold the Hull Remove the hull from its box and take it out of the boat bag. Clear a flat space, making sure it is clean and free of sharp objects, and unfold your boat so it is laid out flat. 2. - Page 7 Stringers Insert aluminum stringers into side edges of the floorboards making sure that the stringers overlap each board to ensure floorboards are straight and rigid. Air Floor Model: Insert aluminum floor brace/slat into the space provide on the bottom of the air floor (located towards the front of air floor). The brace ensures optimal hull shape is maintained at higher speeds.
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Page 8: Motor Installation
Motor Installation The maximum rated horsepower for Duras Inflatable Boats is as follows: MODEL MAX (hp) DX86 8 hp DX96 10 hp DX104 15 hp DX126 20 hp DX138 35 hp If you install a motor larger than the maximum rated horsepower for your boat, you could have control problems and risk serious injury. -
Page 9: Troubleshooting
3. Rips or Tears Your Duras Inflatable Boat comes with a repair kit as standard equipment. If you no longer have your repair kit, you can order a new one from your dealer. Cut a patch of repair material large enough to overlap the damaged area by approximately 1/2", and round off the edges. -
Page 10: Using Your Duras
® Using Your Duras Inflatable Boat 1. Rowing Duras Inflatable Boats are equipped with oars and oar locks as standard equipment. The oars can be attached to swiveling oarlocks which allow for easy rowing. 2. Motoring & Safety All boats have their own unique handling characteristics, so take time to familiarize yourself with how your boat maneuvers in various conditions. -
Page 11: Some Other Points To Remember
Some Other Points to Remember • After 2 or 3 days, there may be a small decrease of pressure due to temperature change. • Before undertaking a long trip, inflate the boat for a full 24 hours to be sure all chambers are completely airtight. - Page 12 No part of this manual may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without the express written permission of Tohatsu America Corp. ® Duras Inflatable Boats, distributed by Tohatsu America Corporation, Farmers Branch, Texas DZOM001-B 201306...
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