What kind of pump do I need for this boat?
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any sort of bicycle pump with multiple attachments, or one of those small battery / car jack operated pumps
1405149
I believe the recommendation was any pump that wasn't motorized. Sadly, the boat I received deflated too quickly and I returned it. Loved the look of the boat - and I may try another one next season.
1405150
any kind will work, but ensure that you have the adapter to help blow it up quicker
1405151
we hooked up a pump to our car and it worked very quickly and well. a hand held bike pump also worked up took longer! Enjoy! we had so much fun, thanks for reminding me on this wet rainy/snowy day!
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I use this on a 4hp Mercury 2-cycle outboard, just used the hose connectors I had from an old tank. No fuel pump other than crankcase compression vacuum I believe. Depends on your application I would think.
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I used a small electric air pump. it works really well. I use it to fill all my inflatable rafts and pool. you can buy it at any store that sells summer rafts and pools. it's so much faster this way. but be careful not to over inflate. hope this helps.
759884
I would look for a biiger pump. It mifht do it but the flow wont be very strong
790367
No pump came with the Colorado Boat. My husband purchased an inexpensive $20 pump.
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too high, you need one for a chevy vega 70 - 72 or 3 they run 3 PSI and you still may want to run a Tee at the carb with a .060 orfis in the 1/4" return line. they use to make a 3" square looking universal import pump 3 PSI .05 amp draw but i dont know the number.how about a beer keg gravity feed mounted like a tractor weight higher than the motor would be cool 1/2 psi is enought 3 psi is max on a good float and needle assemblywrascil@aol.com
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We used an air compressor also. It is a pretty big float for a manual pump but one would work. as said by others, your pump would need a pointed end. This is our second season and just filled a couple days ago. Great for keeping you above water while it's still a little brisk.
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Yes but I got a 12V pump it works better then the ine that came with the boat.
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This is an external pump that mounts on the rear of the boat in the water or on one of the pontooms. Mine is mounted on the right pontoom at the rear and pumps into the live well.
1904168
No... Amazon has a 12v pump that is Awesome though. It inflates and deflates. Sorry, it only has the boat itself
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Boat still in garage . Does not come with pump and any thing I tried does not properly fill pontoons. bike pump,compressor etc.Thinking of having pontoons filled with foam.
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The shaft is too short for a pontoon boat, you would need at least a 52" shaft. Take a look at MinnKota Pontoon 55H. It is probably better suited for your boat.
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you'd have to check the specs for the boat itself, mine said 3hp motor was the biggest i could get. I went and bought a 30lbs thrust Minn Kota trolling motor cause the amount of thrust/power was the same and recharging a marine battery is cheaper than buying gas and other needed maintenance. also its lighter in weight.
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There is no gauge included with the supplied pump. That said, there is no threat of over-inflating with the foot-pump provided. It is simply not capable of of producing a PSI level high enough to damage the boat.
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Yes, you do need a pump. We have one that plugs into our car cigarette lighter and use that for our inflatables.
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I use an inexpensive electric pump similar to the one linked below. I think mine's a Coleman. Any electric pump should work, if it has multiple nozzle sizes/types.Coleman 12-Volt DC QuickPump, Colors May Vary
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I bought the iSpring system that included an electric pump. There are similar pumps available on Amazon, Ebay etc.