Will this blow up a 4-6 seater float?
807474
Don't know but it blows up a Queen size air mattress in about 1 minute, hope that helps.
807475
it's stronger than you would think for its size given enough time it could blow up virtually anything
807476
I have a three seater. It takes 3 to 5 mins to fill.It will do it but maybe 8 to 10 min
807477
No it would be too slowThis is ok for a mattress or a 2/3 seater inflatable boat
807478
It blew up our inflatable 4 passenger dingy no problem. May just take awhile.
807479
Yes- I bought it to inflate my 8 person floating Island and it worked fine.
1761580
I have not used it for those applications but I can tell you that it has more cfm's than my old 5hp unit. It has stood up well using nail gun and pumping up very large inflatables.
1891371
Yes this pump works great. I used it on a couple of my inflatables that are 3 and 4 people Inflated them quickly
1419367
If loaded with clothing and properly sealed - it should do. If loaded with heavy gear/ballast/etc - no. As Colin already replied, items lighter than water will float.
320234
I have had it for quite a while and it has never blown away. As long as water is in it, I would think it would take a gale force wind to blow it away.
1462894
No it is too big. It needs about 30" width for the float to work. You need a tape type gauge.
1352548
Not as well, the diameter of the cap on the 'blow" end is more like 3/8" so you would loose a lot of thrust.
1385255
It will be time consuming but I think it will work. I blew up quite a few and it did a great job. The balloons won't float like Helium filled ones but I used sticky tac and stuck them to the ceiling that way with curling ribbon tails hanging down. You could order two pumps and have another person help you blow them up.
2107706
I gave an o zone floating tramp bigger than most towables. It has worked quickly on both inflate and deflate. It provided more than Suffient inflation capability.
2233533
I actually don't know if it will or not. I used it to blow up my air mattress for my tent and it worked fine. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful...
594940
I would think not -- it doesn't provide a lot of air volume, just slow pressure of the type that can inflate tires or other inflatables.
1440297
Not sure how to answer that question. I can tell you that it is large enough to inflate a decent size raft, but I had to return it because it did not come with the hose tip that fit my boat. I would suggest a foot pump with multiple hose tips. It takes much less effort and produces a higher volume of air for larger items.
1904996
I think it will do if you hook it with a smal tank. The air tank will give you some littles minutes of dust blowing. Keep in mind that utility use a lots of air... Depend of how long you want to blow...
2254949
It says it fills 50 balloons, but by the time I filled 3 good sized Mylar balloons of a whale, crocodile, and a turtle it was just about empty. I was unsure so what I did was bought the 50 balloon tank, and then I purchased a 30 balloon tank at a party store to fill 6 groups of 6 regular sized balloons. between the both of the tanks, I had plenty with a little left over. It would depend on the size of the air swimmer. If it isn't larger than 3 large Mylar balloons then the answer is yes this tank will work.
215146
Absolutely ... and quickly. I blew up all of my pool toys in about 15 minutes. (Although I've also seen that for larger items ... a huge pool, maybe? ... a shop vac also works.) But this is the best inflator I've found. The battery operated version didn't feel like it had much oomph ... though it still is better than using my lungs.
505719
you will need a pump. I just blew mine up like a balloon, its not that big so it was easy to do. Also, you don't want to fill it to full or it won't have any movement.
745590
It's only rated for 3 HP. I think 6 is a bit too much. I use a 45 lb. thrust trolling motor and that's more than adequate.