08-28-2003, 09:19 PM
[cool]Hey, DR, the good news is that it takes neither a lot of volume or pressure to air up the seat cushions. I went down to Home Depot and bought an inexpensive 2 foot length of clear vinyl tubing. It fits over the end of those pressure activated valves so that you can either use lung power or pump power to tighten them up. I keep the tube in the pocket behind the seat, just in case I want to make adjustments during the day's fishing adventure. A good set of lungs can make the seats as firm as you want them.
By the way, that is the same size tube that is used to connect the valve insert on the main air chamber with the pump adaptor. I think it is 1/2 inch inside diameter. I attached a pic at the bottom that shows what I am talking about.
And, by the way, those high volume hand pumps air the craft up faster than the lighter plug in compressors.
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By the way, that is the same size tube that is used to connect the valve insert on the main air chamber with the pump adaptor. I think it is 1/2 inch inside diameter. I attached a pic at the bottom that shows what I am talking about.
And, by the way, those high volume hand pumps air the craft up faster than the lighter plug in compressors.
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