How does the fin attach? I just got mine but it looks like it need a screw in that hole?
1429034
Mine came with one - but it was not that great - ended up replacing it and it works perfectly. This is a great board.
1429035
I can tell you from experience, always attach the fin with the given screw. Even then sometimes it becomes loose. I recently lost my fin and am having a difficult time finding a replacement. If anyone knows who sells replacement fins for this product, do pass on the information.
1429036
You should have a fastener in the plastic container along with a patch kit. Use a coin to screw and unscrew it.
1429037
Yes you do. It's a screw-hex nut that seats into the fin to avoid self loosening. Should have been in packaging. Suggest just going to a Home Depot hardware dept. vs dealing with vendor.
1250300
Line up the valve openings on the wall mount with the filter wings. Gentle push up with a turn of the filter body. This should seat and engage the new filter. It does not screw in. Just a firm push and turn. Hope this helps.
672286
Yes, the dorsal fin has a strengthened part with a small hole for string or a clip.
1921627
No. You need enought of the threaded rod remaining after putting on hsade for a finial to fit. Check the mwasurement before buying a finial.
412063
On the bottom, top, and sides there is a protective case, the Outside end however has no covering case. I does have a wrap around 1.5" or so edge that surrounds the Fins, but the cooling fins in the center of this are not covered, and are open to the air. I took a long look at mine from outside, and for the time it has been installed it has no visible damage to the fins.
1059722
on some models you have to grind off some of the cooling fin so it will fit properly.
493097
Take the two screws out that are visible on the back at the top. At this point there are four plastic tabs - two on the bottom left and two on the bottom right that are holding it together. Loosen them one at a time by inserting a flathead scredriver into the slot near wher the tab is. Then twist it 90 degrees and you should feel it pop loose.
852722
Hi, I have the same problem as I lost somehow the bigger fin out of the 3 fins of this SUP. Do you already have extra fins to order by now ? Thanks.
1051821
That is correct. You do not have to screw it in. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with. ThanksRND
557125
The tip is suppose to screw off...see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoFQQ1XW0M4.....
1845265
Unscrew from end (end that screws into turtle), cut inside variegation it's kind of hard to get back into toe cap without bending it but patience is needed. R u sure u need to cut it? It coils in on itself a lot even being too short for my pool, I just cut the hose because I had a hole in it and I replaced a section of hose before replacing whole thing eventually
745818
Yes you have to put screws in. My pool is an intex pool and the top rail was to small so I had to get the pool saddle.
1575583
I don't think I understand the question. bottom of what to pegs? There are ways to keep fins on. It just depends on clearance. If you put one fin facing down and the other fin on top facing up. You can also just keep fin on top board. So again it has more to do with clearing it. feel free to ask me again if I was not clear. Hope this help
992289
my screw was already in the base, you have to unscrew it, attach the tail and then put the screw back in.
323803
It'l is supposed to screw in to the base. If it does not, yours is defective. I would exchange it.
1030471
Brian, I'll have to look when I get home later. There's a bolt that tightens into the stock tube to hold the stock portion on. I can't remember if there was more than one hole to screw into?
1983608
It is screwed onto a threaded shaft. The trick is that it is reverse threaded. Right to loosen left to tighten.