Somehow I lost the foot pump. Can the stability disk be inflated with a different pump?
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I purchased a sports ball hand pump at my local superstore for about $5 that works well. Spalding championship pump is the one I have. I see Amazon has it for 3.99 as an add-on purchase.
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I don't have an answer for you on that one. I didn't try what you did. The pump worked fine, we are using it as a spare.
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Make sure you remove the plug that came with the deflated ball. Then, the pump should have 2 valves on it - one of them should easily fit into the ball and fit over the tube so you can pump it up. After pumping, remove the valve and replace the plug back into the ball.
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If you still have your pump just look for the model number. I looked for it once and it was available.
876611
There is no pump. I have yet to inflate it because of this. It will take too long with a foot pump, although there are 3 separate sections. Will have to get a motorized pump to make this work.
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It would be preferable to have both primary and backup pumps sitting on the sump floor. You want both pumps stable and both floats unobstructed. Tweak the float for the backup so that it kicks on if the primary float doesn't then run a test to confirm that. I personally would not advise hanging it above the primary pump. Hope that helps
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The pump is held in the bag by Velcro. It can be removed and reinstalled ( I have done it) but there is no reason to do so. As JG you just end up with a heavy metal box.. As such if it failed you can replace the pump or the bag, but I have not had issues with either...
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I would recommend contacting them directly. They were fantastic about replacing my air pump. It's likely they will have replacement fins ready to ship. There should also be a nut and bolt included in your current set up. I'd request another just to have a back up.
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Yes, you can!! If a plug isn't available, you can use a separate pump: set the inflation dial to "inflate", insert the nozzle for your separate pump into the hole at the center of the dial, and begin inflating!
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I used an air mattress pump I already had because it inflates really fast. It worked on this and blew it up in less than a minute. Pretty much any standard pump should work.
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Yes, you may replace the feet. I selected the gliders made by the same company. They were quite simple to remove the original rubber feet.
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a circulation pump is just that, circulation. if you want air, yes you would need a different pump.
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No drain in mine and it would not stay inflated. Maybe I got a defective one.
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The one I purchased broke, the compressor where the pump was located carcked.
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The mattress comes with an electric pump but if you do not have electricity then you can try using a foot pump...it might need a specific attachment though
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Were you able to top it off with a foot pump or another battery operated one? I like the auto feature but sometimes electricty is not available. It looks like with the pull plug that you can manually inflate if you have to. Is this the case?
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No! I did a search for air tool parts and the image of a replacement suggests that you will need to get a new hose/head from Specialized http://www.specialized.com/us/en/ftb/pumps/pump-spare-parts/air-tool-pro-smartheadhose