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Items needed:

Items needed:

4 - L-pins

with split-rings

1.  Insert the oar stands in between the knuckles.
2.  Lock into place with the L-pins.
3.  Secure the L-pins with the split-rings.
4.  (NOTE: the knuckles can be moved forward to fine tune the position of the oars for the best fit.)

1.  Remove the dust caps from the valves
2.  Push and turn the valve stem 1/4 turn.  This positions the valve stem in the up or 

closed

 

position.  Having the valve stem in the 

closed

 position allows air to be pumped into the rafts 

and will prevent air from escaping out.

3.  Connect the vinyl tube adapter to the pump hose.
4.  Connect the Summit 2 valve adapter to the vinyl tube.
5.  Insert the Summit 2 valve adapter into the valve and turn it to lock it into place.
6.  Inflate the raft collar, floor, and lean bar to soft pressure.
7.  Inflate the raft collar, floor, and lean bar to full pressure, about 2.5 psi.  A good rule for 

estimating the proper pressure is to push with your thumb at the center of the tube, when you 
can depress about 1/2” from the top surface of the tube, it will be close to 2.5 psi.

8.  Place dust caps on the valves.

Changes in air temperature and elevation could cause the air inside the raft to expand 

which could cause damage to the AIREcells.  

Never leave your fully inflated raft sitting in direct sun light out of the water.

Always release some air when these conditions occur.

Step 7: Install the Oar Stands

Step 8: Inflate the Striker

Striker with frames

Striker with frames

Vinyl tube valve adapter

Summit 2 valve adapter

Hand, foot or electric pump 

designed for inflatable boats

2 - Oar Stands

Summary of Contents for OSG striker

Page 1: ...emperature and elevation may cause the air inside the OSG Striker to expand which could cause a tube to burst Always release some air when these conditions occur Never leave your boat sitting in direc...

Page 2: ...locks with split rings Seat swivel mounting hardware pack 4 bolts 4 Locking washers 4 Washers Repair kit 1 Gray PVC 1 Green PVC 1 Urethane coated nylon 2 Urethane 2 Prep pads 3 Type A tear aid 1 Viny...

Page 3: ...onto the seat mount 2 Place the locking washer and the washer onto the wing bolts 3 Insert the wing bolts with washer into the seat 4 You can loosen the wing bolts at anytime to adjust the seat positi...

Page 4: ...ith swivel onto the seat mount 2 Drop the bolt down through the seat swivel 3 Slide the washer and the locking washer onto the bolts 4 Screw on the seat knobs 5 You can loosen the seat knobs at anytim...

Page 5: ...me into the frame pockets in the back of the Striker 2 Insert the front frame into the frame pockets in the front 3 NOTE the frame will lock into place when the Striker is inflated Step 5 Assemble the...

Page 6: ...valve and turn it to lock it into place 6 Inflate the raft collar floor and lean bar to soft pressure 7 Inflate the raft collar floor and lean bar to full pressure about 2 5 psi A good rule for estim...

Page 7: ...sleeves 4 Sit in the rower s seat and slide the oar into the oar locks Determine the most comfortable fit for the oars and secure the oar stops into place by tightening them to the oar sleeve with th...

Page 8: ...o not load other equipment particularly heavy or sharp objects on top of the Striker If you transport your boat in an open truck bed please make sure all sharp objects are removed More boats are damag...

Page 9: ...off Type A adhesive patch and apply patch over punctured area See Tear Aid instruction sheet for more details 6 Press and rub patch so that the patch seals completely without bubbles Valve does not re...

Page 10: ...bubbles 11 Let the glue cure at least one hour before inflating though letting it dry overnight is best Do not inflate to full pressure on the same day of the repair Sandpaper Popsicle stick Small bru...

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