I have 14 feet zodiac inflatable.Is this pump strong enough to inflate it? Also this pump come with zodiac fitting ?
642280
Not sure about the fitting, although it comes with a good variety. But this pump is strong enough for about any inflatable.
642281
No I don't think this would work...aside from my opinion that the pump is a cheap POS, it's designed as a low-volume, high-pressure pump so it would take FOREVER to fill up a Zodiac..it's extremely loud, and mine self-destructed throwing shards of plastic into my inflatable slide...not good.
1278717
Yes... and it will inflate air mattresses extremely quickly. Note that this is a "high pressure" inflator for like Inflatable boats but it comes with an inline pressure reduction valve to keep from bursting your standard inflatable goodies like floats and air mattresses and such. It also has a wide variety of fittings for whatever type valve you may run across as well. I have used mine for my SRIB Zodiac as well as all our pool toysand absolutely love it because it is FAST and makes it all so simple.
1977326
yes it has, the gauge starts when it reachs 10PSI and you have to make it reachs 15PSI so will be inflate correcty.I'm a small person,5ft 127⁄64in and138lb 14.260oz Ican carry it.I haven't any problem yet .My husband has176lb 5.9172oz and I float together,so Icann't see any problem.
1211973
The pump is meant for inflatable rafts, etc., so I would think that it might work for inflatable pools. It works beautifully for inflating air mattresses. I don't know about balloons. Maybe you could make some sort of adapter for it. The pump pushes air into the item being inflated on both the DOWN and UP strokes. Very efficient.
967848
K-Pump sells a pressure gauge for inflatables. The standard gauge description states it fits a variety of valves, including the Summits found on the Colorado XT. I have not purchased the gauge but I did buy the K-100 pump and carry it on the boat. The pump fits in the side bag and is perfectly adequate to top off a pontoon. In fact, it works so well, I have used it to inflate a pontoon from flat to full in a minute or two. You can even inflate while on the water, just don't get any water inside your valve.
331989
My husband used our indoor/outdoor shop vacuum to inflate And deflate..just change the hose around and if I remember correctly the fitting on pool and vacuum worked with the attachments
1006282
Yes as long as the inflatable pool has the hose connections to attach to the pump.
2248286
The pump is pretty powerful. Don't know if I'd use it on balloons. We used it to inflate toys for the pool.
1009663
The float is light. Yes, I would recommend an air pump to inflate. It is a bit much to inflate manually for me.
164019
It's a great pump. I have a 24 ft round pool and it really does the job. It has plenty of power (1 1/2 hp) check your fitting sizes,,,,,I'm sure it will work for you.
767040
Yes! I own one and used 4 times and is amazing how fast it is. My inflatable is 10 years old and I never can fill the soft floor to the indicated pressure until now.
401547
it should inflate any sup. it can pump up to 15 psi so the little guy can pump just about any thing you throw at it. only thing you may need is a Halkey-Roberts HR Hose Adapter H-R Valve Adapter. I bought this pump for my SUP and it works great with a portable battery or attached to the car battery. check out the video on YOUTUBE.
2248285
Although I was quite dissappointed with using this pump for an inflatable swimming pool, I think it should work just fine for balloons. (I don't have any balloons to test it...)
753012
I don't have the pump where I am, but I believe the hose is about 3 feet long. Each nozzle attaches to the hose and had a different size "funnel" for different size receptacles. For example I have used it for an air mattress and for a backyard pool, and needed different size nozzles. I have found the pump to be great. You have to twist the hose on to secure it and once that is done it stays on well for both inflating and deflating.
1215802
HI, I had it on a 12 ft zodiac inflatable , I don't now about a BAYLINER .sorry
1307322
You will need to get an electrical pump to inflate it. Overall, was NOT really pleased with this product. Seems the walls of the float are really thin, and tend to break open very easily. My float only lasted one season.
1266586
No... It is not powerful enough, it is really for inflatable pool side toys which is what I got it to do for inflate and deflate each