can any1 tell me when the solstice cooler raft is aired up what is the opening LXW would be fine. i'm trying to fit a Wheeled 75qt Rubbermaid 5 Day?
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Humberto, excuse my English and the late response, I tried it with a model coleman 62 QT wheeled and comes fairly loose, you must be careful with the metal shaft so it won't break the material, although this is a thick and very resistant vinyl. internal measures are 18.5 "x 30", these may vary slightly to be inflated. I use it with a Mushroom Anchor Coat of approx. 6 lbs., to lock it in a site. If it doesn't fit your cooler purchase a cooler more small, without wheels, then this inflatable is very good. I use a cooler on land for recharge and another to have it in the water.
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Haven't used it since last summer so I am not sure what the dimensions are but we put a full sized wheeled cooler in ours without a problem. If I am not mistaken, there is even room around the sides of the cooler to toss the empties on.
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I have a Coleman Xtreme 50-Quart Wheeled Cooler and it fits with ample extra space. This float is huge when blown up, I could actually float in it if I wanted to.
193528
We have two and there is plenty of room for a soft cooler & a bunch more. You should not remove the flotation, there is no need to and it is the only flotation you have. We like them a lot and will be taking some trips on them in the Everglades in a few weeks. GREAT seats.
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I didn't know the model number to my top. Measure the length your old supports and match accordingly. If you get supports to long the top may open higher but will bottom out before closing all the way if using original mounts. Hope this helps.
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Thank you so much. I bought a rubbermaid container with doors that open in the front for a compressor that my husband traded a big compressor for so that he could move the smaller one with wheels and a handle on it. Unfortunately, it doesn't work well and can't find parts for it as it is too old.
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The biggest thing I've used is the MSR Stowaway Pot 1.6 L. Hope this helps.
777009
Don't recall. Plenty of room for 72 qt cooler. Dimensions avail. at Wise website.
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I put it together last summer on my balcony prior to the 2015 deep freeze of the East. I'll see in a few week how well it held up -- once I go out onto my balcony. Looking out the window, it seems alright ...
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I travel about 1 hour each way to the store and back. I am assuming you are wanting to transport an ice cream cake. If that is the case I would freeze 2 - 20 ounce. Soda bottles to let the cooler get cold. If the day time temperature is in the mid-80s or above I would cover the box with an old quilt or blanket for additional indulagoon. I think this foldable cooler is a fantastic product.
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we got it for our intex excursion 5 person inflatable boat,and it fits perfectly to the mounts in boat.hope this helps
809286
I have one of these at my beach condo. I will be there the last week of July. I could measure it and let you know then.
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Mine ran "hard" for the first few hrs--maybe the 1st day?? But it was hot-summertime. If I change the temp/open the door it ramps up for a few min but otherwise very quiet. I'd say you might have a little issue. (You may want to check the venting space, make sure it has enough space behind/around to vent. I only say this cuz I helped kill another cooler w/ a lack of vent space.) Good luck w/ it!
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It will fit but this model must be filled with water for ballast and may be a pain at the end of the season. It will also require two people or one really strong dude to heft this over the side. Very sturdy and heavy duty though. Now, if only the sun would come out.
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I don't have a solstice raft to know for sure what size things are on it, but it looks like the 4, 5, and 6 person rafts come with the "mount brackets" for a motor mount. I'd bet this would attach on the back fine, but I doubt the tubes included would be the correct length to come to the forward mounts. Yet an easy solution to that problem would be to buy a 8 foot section of 1/2 inch metal "electrical conduit" (which goes for $6 at the hardware store) and cut it to whatever length you need. That is virtually the same diameter (~3/4 inch) and you can drill holes in it to have the bolts included in this kit fit thru and secure it just as shown for the included tubes. I don't have a solstice raft to know for sure what size things are on it, but it looks like the 4, 5, and 6 person rafts come with the "mount brackets" for a motor mount. I'd bet this would attach on the back fine, but I doubt the tubes included would be the correct length to come to the forward mounts. Yet an easy solution to that problem would be to buy a 8 foot section of 1/2 inch metal "electrical conduit" (which goes for $6 at the hardware store) and cut it to whatever length you need. That is virtually the same diameter (~3/4 inch) and you can drill holes in it to... » Read More I don't have a solstice raft to know for sure what size things are on it, but it looks like the 4, 5, and 6 person rafts come with the "mount brackets" for a motor mount. I'd bet this would attach on the back fine, but I doubt the tubes included would be the correct length to come to the forward mounts. Yet an easy solution to that problem would be to buy a 8 foot section of 1/2 inch metal "electrical conduit" (which goes for $6 at the hardware store) and cut it to whatever length you need. That is virtually the same diameter (~3/4 inch) and you can drill holes in it to have the bolts included in this kit fit thru and secure it just as shown for the included tubes. « Show Less
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After 48hrs, mine is still at 15" with hallow and saggy corners and loose outer covering on 4 sides. I desperately want to sleep on it minus that 1 inch but i'm giving it another 24 hrs to fill up some more. The hallow corners makes me sad coz i don't know how it can fill up unless it rises another 2inches more at least.
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I have the same model (Summer Escapes 15 X 42), and it worked fine. I just had to put a little pressure on it and it fits. No leaks. Works as advertised.
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It's actually a little less in weight when inflated but it is quite massive or awkward to handle. I also live on the 2nd floor and I store my raft in the corner but it's deflated and rolled up. I also cover it with a thin blanket to keep it out of the sun. My wife doesn't like a clutter balcony so I have to fold it nice and tight and put the paddles in the closet. Hope this helped.
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Sorry but, our pontoon is still in winter storage for the next month. I do not have it available right now to answer your question