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Old 08 March 2020, 00:19   #1
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Leaking baffle

I wonder would it be feasible to get this fixed professionally. Maybe open a seam , repair the baffle and re glue the seam. Would it be worth it on an old yam sib
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Old 08 March 2020, 19:23   #2
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you say you have a leaking baffle, what exactly are you experiencing.
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Old 08 March 2020, 23:01   #3
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When I inflate the right chamber the front chamber inflates also and vice versa.
When I deflate either I can hear the sound of air rushing and both deflate
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Old 08 March 2020, 23:12   #4
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I have had this on a few ribs in the past , its not uncommon, if tubes are holding air ok other than leaking between chambers I personally would leave it alone. That's just my opinion.
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