Hi guys
Have a ply floored Achilles 12ft. Any guesses what is approximate air pressure for tubes and the air keel please.
Also what model bravo pump would do the job ,boat sits on trailer so only requires top ups. Nearly prefer a stirrup type rather than electric, so what model is beefy enough.
Ta
Hi guys
Have a ply floored Achilles 12ft. Any guesses what is approximate air pressure for tubes and the air keel please.
Also what model bravo pump would do the job ,boat sits on trailer so only requires top ups. Nearly prefer a stirrup type rather than electric, so what model is beefy enough.
Ta
Hi
Not sure but on a Honwave it says the presure needed on transom plate if this is any help.
Temperature is the key factor.
This is a cold, rainy morning, the pressure in my RIB's tubes are nearly zero. Should there be a bit of sunshine this afternoon, the tubes will be hard as a brick.
Approx. 240 Mbar is a good value for any boat when it is in use, on the trailer in November it should be much less.
Many years ago before there were electric pumps for boats and for that matter I don't remember pressure gauges being available, it was done by feel. For years I ran a few sibs with no idea what the pressure was in the tubes or keel. Now we have those all important pieces of equipment, we use them to the letter.
I would be less worried if the engine was small and go by feel until you have found the correct information but be careful if you have a meaty outboard.
Thanks folks. Found the foot bellows type pump could never really get up to pressure and sometimes had to loan a friends hand type to achieve enough pressure otherwise boat sort of caterpillars on the water. will try the quicksilver pump. Thanks
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