At what point is the keel inflated - before or after the floor is inserted? Does it matter how the floor is installed? No info in the manual on
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They suggest a sequence....side 1 then side 2 then floor, because the tubes will not inflate fully once the floor is completely inflated. I suggest same sequence only 1/2 full, then install wood flooring, then inflate side one then two, then floor completely.
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I don't have a direct answer for you. I can say that I installed two of these about seven years ago and just replaced them. I used them at the pressure they came out of the box, and never had to pump them up. I believe the max pressure was in the literature that came with them, and I think it is also on the wheel itself. Our dock is only two blocks from our condo, and I am happy to take a look tomorrow if you like. You can email me at brian@thehodsons.com if you need me to take a look and get back to you.
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also... if you install it upside down, there is no lip to hold the TP roll when you pull it. the roll will slide right off the bar as you pull it, and the roll will then probably scatter across the floor at the most inopportune moment when you are sitting there and not really in a position (literally) to go scramble after and catch it. if you install it upside down... it would likely be a disaster of epic proportions!
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its really up to you. for me it worked either way, just make sure that the original cushion (foam) is correctly put underneath
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Hello! I'm not sure if its necessary or not but I did wait and I still love the mattress. I have it in my houseboat so waiting wasn't an issue. I guess it's better to be safe than sorry.
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I am doing 10 GPM. I am sure it can take more since I do not notice a drop in pressure before the unit was installed and after the unit was installed. What is your reason for buying the unit?
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Mine does not! It is sitting on the floor with no issues. I only set it up 20 minutes ago, but I haven't noticed any problems.
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To determine the optimal degree of inflation simply inflate to the point at which the flat-side sureface of the Balance Disc is parallel to the floor when hand-pressure is applied. Slightly under-inflate to create an increased balance challenge. Never over-inflate creating a rigid, dome-top surface. This information is per the instruction sheets that we received when we purchased the disc. I hope this is helpful.
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Bed should be at room temperature before inflating or it may cause air leaks. Time to fully inflate is approximately 4 minutes. Turn dial on pump to "inflate" position. Bed will inflate hands free. When desired firmness is reached, turn dial to neutral position. To deflate, turn dial to deflate. Once excess air is released, turn dial to neutral position. Store bed in temp. Above 50 degrees.
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How long is the stitched floor? Thinking of fully inflating at 11psi and put in car, and only inflating the main kayak body upon arrival with foot pump that goes to 3.5psi. Thanks.
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4" between the floor and the bottom of the ball placed in the frame with the 2nd hole from the bottom of each leg being used. The legs are adjustable. I have not had a problem with the ball staying inflated.
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In theory the straps should be on the top. The air pumps in from the bottom so you can control the level of inflation from that configuration. However, I have found the straps cut into my chin, so I will also reverse it so the straps are on the bottom, to prevent the irritation to my chin, once I have it inflated to the level I want.
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I think we lowered the mattress when our son was able to reach up and grab the bumper - we anticipated that he would be pulling up - sometime before he pulled up on the sides. My second son is 4 months and hasn't rolled over yet, so we haven't lowered it yet. If you have to ask yourself twice, that usually means just do it! You'll feel better. What's it going to hurt? It's better to lower it too early than too late.
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I believe I read some of other people's comments before on this item! Something about not coming with the rubber floor, sold separately. Not 100% sure though if it was this one? Recommend to read some of the comments before purchasing.
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The splash is a fiberglass bed with a step side. Right where the step part is is where the filler neck is. Because its shaped inward for your foot the filler neck will get bent inwards a little bit. Some mods might be needed and since its fiberglass and not metal you are going to have to run a ground strap to the filler neck. If you don't when ever you go to fill the truck with gas it will make the pump stop over and over again
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We attached it to the floor before tightening the bolts. We tightened the bolts last.
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My son used it before he sat up. The seat is a little deep but before my son could sit up essentially we put him in it in a laid back position so his legs were almost straight out in front of him in the leg holes versus sitting straight up and down. His head stayed out of the water that way and he would just float.