Does Wahoo have their own type of air valve or will my other ISUP pump work on this board?
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Any other will work. My best friend has a different brand SUP and I use hers all the time.
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All of our Wahoo and Wakooda boards have a Naru inflation valve. If your board has a Halkey Roberts or other manufacturers valve, we have a male hose end adapter available on our website that fits a wide variety of board valves. Hope this helps.
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Me neither....until now, it is a large valve about an inch in diameter(not like a car/bike tube valve). search amazon for an airhead pump. I would have gotten from amazon but it would not have arrived in time. I got one from Dicks, it was about the same price as amazon.
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Either way works. My float died after a few months. I had to transfer one off an old pump.
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Sorry, I can't help you here. I bought the air valve(s) to replace those lost on a inflatable 3 person boat, which worked perfectly, I might add.
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The valve you see in the picture is the air release valve, and I don't believe it works the other way. Therefore, the handheld pump won't work with this bed.
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I tried and it does not pump air. That's strange because I had a different model previously which was able to inflate both water and air. That model didn't have the handle and the tying tool, like this Kaos model. It's strange because they look pretty much the same. Too bad it didn't have all in one.
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I got one in October 2013 and they still had the beach ball style air valve. I didn't have a problem with the floor deflating and it worked grate for what I needed. Maybe a defect with your last one???
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No it takes a totally different pump. The pump you need is no longer available. Try to find someone who re-builds the pump. Stan
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Yes it does. It's like the pump was just made for the Advance Element kayaks. It's also high volume so it doesn't take that long to inflate the main chambers. I see one answer said it doesn't screw on , but mine does.
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Hey Gustavo So we should be getting our own electric pumps in here shortly around the end of the month and they will be updated on our website accordingly. If time is more of an issue I know the name of the pump is the Bravo B-12 you just need to careful because the end of the hose the piece that connects to our boards is unique so you would have to outsource that part on your own unfortunately. The pumps we are getting however will be adapted specifically for our boards. Hope this is helpful and let us know if we can help with anything else. Have a good one
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It's called a presta valve. I bought a hand pump from walmart that's interchangeable between the two types. It was like 20 bucks. I bet Amazon sells them.
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its has a valve similar to inflatable raft, any pump with a nozzle type tip will inflate it fine. It comes with a very cheap pump but mine cracked after first use.
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It's a pretty standard valve. That being said, your regular bicycle pump or air compressor won't work without an adapter. But any standard hand or electric pump that is for pumping air mattresses, etc will work. I used a hand pump that came with an air mattress to pump up my towable. They sell for 10 bucks or less
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Hi Sharon,the answer is no,you have to buy pump with vertical float switch,I hope this will help you.
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you will probably have to buy a pressure switch for the pump, although it looks like it has one in the picture.
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It worked as a replacement for my Lazy Boy (they wanted over $300.00 to replace). The valve worked with the pump from Lazy Boy. It fits into the box spring. I can only tell you that it works with a Lazy Boy. I have been very satified with the price and quality.
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Yes1) You will need a threaded pvc adapter. The threaded end fit the pump and glue 1 1/2" pvc pipe into the other end 2) Drill a small hole as per instructions on the vertical rise so the pump doesn't airlock3) I would also install a one way valve (check valve) on the vertical rise about $10 or so at Menards..........they are rubber and connected with hose clamps.Should work finethank youBill Sparks