Mustang Survival RESCUE STICK MRD100 Owner'S Manual Download Page 4

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your purchase of the Mustang Survival Rescue Stick™, which provides rapid 
flotation assistance to a person at risk of drowning. Simply remove the baton shaped Rescue 
Stick™ from its protective container and throw near the victim. Once contact is made with the 
water, it inflates in seconds to a large horseshoe shape, providing 35lbs of buoyancy, keeping a 
person afloat and their head above water until help arrives. 

WARNING: Do not attempt to use or service this product until you read and 
completely understand the owner's manual. Only a qualified service technician 
should perform service or repairs, other than those found in this manual.

The Rescue Stick™ is a portable water rescue flotation device that you throw to provide emergency 
flotation to a conscious victim. When the Rescue Stick™ is thrown into the water, it automatically 
inflates into a flotation device. 

Measuring only 14” in length and weighing less than 1 lb, the Rescue Stick™ is the most compact 
water rescue tool available. Easily stowed in a boat, vehicle, backpack or by the pool so that it will 
be accessible when and where you need it.

General Safety Rules

WARNING: Read and understand all instructions. Failure to follow all instructions listed 
below and throughout this user manual may result in improper use and/or damage to the 
device making it unusable or result in death or serious personal injury. 

Know Your Rescue Stick

 

Read the user manual carefully. Learn the device applications and limitations as well as the specific 
potential hazards related to this device. This device uses CO2 gas, within the handle cartridge, to 

inflate the flotation device. Read and understand the handling and care of CO2 cylinders.

Protect Your Rescue Stick

Store the Rescue Stick™ in its original storage container in a clean dry area. Keep this device away 
from fuels, oils, acids and from sharp or pointed objects.

Keep Away From Heat and Moisture

Avoid prolonged exposure to excessive humidity or high temperatures in excess of 140º F or 60ºC.

Inspect Device Periodically

If damaged, do not use. For factory validation, replacement parts or return authorization:

MUSTANG SURVIVAL CUSTOMER SERVICE
3870 MUSTANG WAY
BELLINGHAM, WA 98226 USA 
TEL: (360) 676-1782 FAX: (360) 676-5014
E-MAIL: [email protected]

Keep Up Routine Maintenance

Replace bobbin every three (3) years (normal use) or once a year (commercial use).

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Summary of Contents for RESCUE STICK MRD100

Page 1: ...is a registered trademark of Mustang Survival Corp Our commitment to quality has earned our Richmond facilities ISO 9001 registration the highest of all international standards This is our guarantee you re receiving the ultimate in design and manufacturing HT 2100 Printed in Canada Rev 26 Oct 06 WE SAVE LIVES FOR A LIVING ...

Page 2: ...r Instructions could result in death or serious injury Refer to them frequently for continuing safe operation and to instruct other users If you pass this device to someone include these instructions as well Owner s Manual RESCUE STICKTM MRD100 THROWABLE EMERGENCY RESCUE INFLATABLE ...

Page 3: ... result in death or serious injury CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury READ AND UNDERSTAND INSTRUCTION MANUAL Indicates that failure to read and understand the user manual could result in death or serious injury WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious inju...

Page 4: ...and where you need it General Safety Rules WARNING Read and understand all instructions Failure to follow all instructions listed below and throughout this user manual may result in improper use and or damage to the device making it unusable or result in death or serious personal injury Know Your Rescue Stick Read the user manual carefully Learn the device applications and limitations as well as t...

Page 5: ...o its storage container Stow Cool Do not heat the device or CO2 cylinders over 140ºF or 60ºC DO NOT incinerate or leave in confined spaces with direct sunlight such as a car dashboard Keep Away From Children INSPECTION STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE READINESS CHECKLIST Inspect inflation assembly and cell on a clean dry flat surface If any obvious defects such as cracks breaks punctures or cuts are observ...

Page 6: ...sult in serious personal injury and a lost opportunity to save a life Take care of your Rescue Stick someone is counting on it OPERATION In a water rescue situation time is against you The Rescue Stick is a quick and simple emergency flotation device to be used when a conscious victim is in the water This device can be thrown near a conscious victim who requires temporary flotation until further r...

Page 7: ...arm dry and clean area to completely dry out An inflated cell dries more thoroughly Keep away from excessive heat or open flame Step 3 To deflate the dry cell remove cap on oral tube invert cap and use inverted cap to depress the internal Pressure Relief Valve PRV located at the end of the oral tube Hug and collapse the cell while depressing the pressure release valve Continue to collapse the cell...

Page 8: ...DRY before re arming and repacking Step 1 Unpack or open the Rescue Stick assembly on a clean flat and dry surface so that the inflator is visible Fig 7 FIGURE 7 FIGURE 8 Step 2 Remove the handle containing the discharged CO2 cylinder by firmly rotating counter clockwise Fig 8 To ensure that you do not re install a used cylinder discard immediately If cylinder is discharged replace with new handle...

Page 9: ...could cause serious skin burns and eye injury A punctured unrestrained CO2 cylinder can travel at high velocities which could cause serious injury or death WARNING In order to properly re arm the device steps 1 4 must be followed exactly IMPORTANT Bobbin must be installed into the inflator HOUSING before screwing on the inflator cap IMPORTANT Check the date on the bobbin in the re arm kit The date...

Page 10: ...mly attached to the activation lever Fig 14 REPACKING Step 1 Lay flat on clean dry surface handle side up Fig 15 FIGURE 16 FIGURE 15 Step 2 Fold the left cell lobe under the right cell lobe at the FOLD 1 line Fig 16 Ensure the Jerk to Inflate tab is placed beside the cell Step 3 With your left hand fold the J end over to form the letter I at the FOLD 2 line Fig 17 FIGURE 18 FIGURE 17 Step 4 Fold t...

Page 11: ...o can throw a stick can throw the Rescue Stick to someone in distress in the water On average the Rescue Stick can be thrown between 100 and 150 feet almost triple the distance of a typical rope bag or life ring The inflated horseshoe will float with the person in the water Regular training will improve throwing accuracy and victim survival rates Practise throwing the Rescue Training Stick MRD050 ...

Page 12: ...any way by a dealer the Customer or any other person will not be covered by this limited warranty Mustang Survival requires return of the product postage or delivery costs prepaid by Customer for inspection before determining whether the product will be covered under limited warranty A return authorization is required before the goods are returned and should be obtained by contacting our Customer ...

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