a friend gave a new raft ,but its over blown in on chamber about 4'inches will this work,its' a one man raft. oh by the way I think it's on the seam.
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It might if the seam is easily covered by the patch. You have to really follow the directions and get the tightest seal possible. Worth a try. Not to expensive. Good luck!
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Nor sure i used this on a small bounce house. It definitely works. ..but i think you might be better off with the glue kind, since it's on the seam.
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???? I have an 18 ft boat and it is way too big,especially at the back. I can cover my boat and motor and still have two or three feet extra. I swear it could fit a 22 foot length boat.note: If you install those poles on the inside to keep the puddles of rainwater from developing, this would held take up the extra slack that this tarp seems to have.
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Hi... i have used it for doing rafting and it is ok if it fix you properly... so that, yes, you can use it without any trouble.
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Yes... Although for a large raft, it is going to take a loooong time-- it's not exactly quick with tires, let alone something as big as large rafts!
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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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Depends on the spread. I carry a one-man outrigger canoe and it is 20 feet and I have a short bed. It works as long as there is not too much wind. If you have a full bed it shouldn't be an issue.
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When I fold mine up, I of course have the valves open,and as I fold it, I have my knees on it pressing the air out. I get about as small as possible,it's a pretty good sized raft,so it's not going to get too small.I also bought a nice heavy duty bag from NRS for the raft, paddles, pump,and some misc. items, MUCH better than the factory bag,and it has nice grab handles.
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Hi, you seem very smart for asking me those questions. actually those question are almost what we thought about when we designing this product. You can also visit Seamax Boat website for more support. And you can purchase it for what your need.
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I had to order it twice. I have a 16 foot boat and ordered a 16 foot cable I think? It was to long so I ran the new cable in place and measured the leftover and ordered the correct size. It has to be the correct size because the cable doesn't bend into tight corners very well. I would try using a rope and run it from the motor to the cousole the way the cable would run. I hope this helps a little.
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I haven't tried it, but I believe it would work in water of depths around one to two feet. Sounds like a fun time. Let know who it works
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I have a 28 foot pool. The hangover would be the only thing that you would have to worry about, but I would suggest figuring out your spacing before you drill any holes to make sure it will hold the entire cover without too much hangover. That said, I believe it should work out for you!
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This is a very big raft that takes a lot of air. You will need a high volume low pressure air pump. I bought the VMK air pump from Amazon. It plugs into the outlet in my truck and fills the raft relatively quickly.
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It should be okay to transport by boat, the raft is pretty light. It is a bit difficult to roll up when you don't have much room, so you might have to drag it back to the dock behind the boat.
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I had made my own with a rope around nose of boat and over the windshield with a wooden support between windshield and back of the boat with the last cover I had.So I used it.Make sure your windshield is not to tall or your cover my not fit.I had to send mine back and go to the next size up in a differnt cover because it wouldn't fit low enough over edge of windshield.
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It's giant sized inflatable raft. Yes it fills with air through two different chambers and would take you an entire day to fill up by blowing. Fills up in under 5 minutes with a little electric pump. Took this thing camping for 4 days and it was awedome.
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Mary, Yes you def can. I tow around my kids on a one person raft and it works perfect. I've been using it for two years now and not one problem on a single tube. Hope that helps, and enjoy the water!
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Yes it will work. The inflatable bumpers will just be closer together. I have a Honda with a glass moon roof and it worked perfectly for my 11 foot sup. short distance and lower speeds are most ideal.