how to inflate Fish Hunter 12' Which brand?
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Consider purchasing a $20 power source (e.g. Walmart). This is escentially a battery with its own clamps to hook on to a 12 volt battery to jump start it, but it also has a cigarette lighter plug in. Use your 12 volt car pump plugged into this and you'll have the speed without being tied to the car. The unit is also great for a jump start if ever you need it.
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We have an Electric Pump available that easily inflates, I have provided the link below: New Intex 66621E Air Inflator With Quick-Fill 12 Volt Rechargeable Electric Pump Carry Handle
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Any electric camping pump will do. They will not inflate to full pressure. They just do the majority of the work for you. You must still stop and use a hand pump to achieve full pressure.
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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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I would recommend the use of a battery powered mattress pump if possible. I use the Coleman 4-D battery model or if you are looking to go light try the Nemo Disco Pad Pump. Keep in mind you should use it only with a Nemo pad though like the Nemo Astro Air Pillowtop. The Nemo pads are really nice! Since I have both I would recommend the Nemo if you are not looking for the oversize pad.
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I haven't tied anything other than a fishing stringer but the fish combined were probably more that 5lbs. Normally any air adapter will work to get it full enough to finish off by blowing. I used and air matrice blower.
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Use an air mattress pump or an inflatable boat pump. After fully inflated this devise works great. No need to poke a hole anywhere. There has to be sufficient pressure on the valve in order to open it.
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You have to use 20 pound tank . It comes with a 5 foot hose and regulator for 20 pound tank . You can get adapter to connect to 1 pound canister. I have mine set up to connect to my camping trailer gas supply . It work great any way you set it up.
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I use an electric pump for air mattresses that I got at Target in camping section for $20. Works great and you can inflate the tubes really quickly.
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I have an Intex air pump. It is very easy to use! I wouldn't have a pool this size without it. Also, I tried buying a different brand pool and using my Intex pump and that didn't work. Buying the same brand means they work together.
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We used the pump we use for our inflatable mattresses. It has a funnel looking adaptor that came with the pump. Filled quickly. You can buy the pumps on Amazon. Ours is a Coleman. Search air pump for inflatables.
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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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I used a portable car tire inflator. Yes, it was a bear, but only took about 10 minutes. Fortunately it seemed to hold the air well over the summer. Good luck.
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You can go to your nearest pool store such as Leslies or whatever they are called in you area. You can also get a little electric pump at wal-mart where they sell pool supplies. That is where I bought mine. I also have an air compressor and I use it as well.
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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.
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Hi there - we already had an exercise ball pump and that is what we used. I believe it is this one: 2 way action Hand AIR PUMP For Pool Floats, Exercise Balls, Rody or Hippity Hop bouncer hopper balls
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I used an air mattress pump to fill it. The main part of the whale has the round ~1" size opening to fill but the tail has a smaller beach-ball type nozzle, so I needed the pump adapter to fill that part.