Does this have a tube for manual inflation?
1585407
yes. You can remove the automatic inflation system and use it as a manual jacket. It's also quite comfortable. I wore it today in 90 degree temperatures.
1679858
It looks just like the one I have. In the youtube video it looks overinflated. it barely needs any inflation for the most comfort.
296309
Yes, it does. And a pump and instructions. It's pretty tough, so I don't think you will have problems with leaking. We pumped it up in June for my mother and have only had to repump once (it's March now). It has good instructions on how to gauge firmness and even is marked which side up and which side forward.
1123280
No, it comes with the necessary tubing. However one of my neighbors also purchased this device before me and changed to a stopcock valve instead of the 'pinch clamp' which works better and as a result kept the flow better because the tube is not being deformed by being pinched. I thought it was a great idea.
1821639
No, there is no manual pump. you have to unlock it (button) then push the dispense button.
2007389
No. It doesn't and if I were you, I would go somewhere else and spent a little more money to get a better air mattress. I was able to use it for only one night, after that it started losing firmness and I have found 3 punctures so far.
1265210
No, it does not require a pump, it comes inflated but it won't likely stay inflated long! I bought 2 and both went flat in less than a week and there is no way to re-inflate them.
1115928
Yes it does, I use the King tubes, never used it with the longer ones. Does a good job for me.
884420
Self inflating yes and need a few puffs of air by mouth to top it off. No pump needed. This is a great purchase.
1348854
No, not at all, and it deflated easily too. You just plug the pump in and inflate until your desired firmness.
275052
Yes. It has the pumps and three pieces that snap together which you inflate as desired. Together they are a bit larger than a single bed mattress.
985482
If by cassette you are refering to the base, no there is no tube. A hole with a screw off top is in the upper righthand corner. You tip the entire base to pour out. It works best if you release the trap a tiny crack to allow air in one hole while dispensing out the other. Personally I wouldn't want a tube. As long as you tip it over with caution the flow is easily controlled. Clean up is easy if necessary with no protruding/rotating parts.
733942
This comes with an air gauge that can be used to deflate - pushing the button on the side of the gauge releases air. Another option is an automatic deflator .. Staun Tire Deflators
2064212
I just looked on mine and I do not see any input holes for manual inflating.
1236024
Yes, it does. The only problem I had with this is the tube somehow got holes in it and completely ruined it.
794058
It has a little valve for inflation/deflation -- pretty much like a beach ball or other inflatable.FWIW: we had to use ours 'til my dog (Aussie/golden cross) had his stitches out from knee surgery -- scheduled out at about two weeks -- and it was fine.
733940
This comes with an air gauge that can be used to deflate - pushing the button on the side of the gauge releases air. Another option is an automatic deflator .. http://www.amazon.com/Staun-SCV5-Tire-Deflators/dp/B000FPYEUC/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1394139846&sr=1-1&keywords=staun+tire+deflators