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CAUTION

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CAUTION

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Do not use oily or abrasive substances.

Do not use products that contain: phosphates, chlorine, solvents, non-
biodegradable or petroleum based products. 

Do not use Armor All® automotive cleaning agent and preservative on 
tube.

Read labels and instructions carefully to avoid products that could be 
harmful to polypropylene, PVC or other plastics.

Use only diluted citrus-based cleaners. They are excellent for marine 
cleaning purposes, and safe to use. Full strength citrus-based cleaners 
can discolor PVC.

Use household cleaners sparingly and do not discharge them into 
waterways.

Avoid contact of the tubes’ fabric with hazardous or harmful materials 
such as: battery acid, oil, gasoline, vinyl preserving agents, or alcohol 
based cleaning solutions, waxes, or solvents.

Avoid contact of sharp or abrasive objects with the tube. They can 
puncture the tube.

Do not mix cleaners and work in a well ventilated area.

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Risk of fire. Do not store fuel, fuel tanks, fuel lines or any fuel related 
components in direct sunlight. Read Owner’s Manual provided with your 
outboard motor for storage information.

Avoid storing boat in water when not in use to prevent contact with 
hazardous chemicals due to pollution, abrasion from foreign objects and 
accumulation of marine growth.

Use a boat cover or storage bag. Avoid unnecessary exposure of the 
tubes to direct sunlight. If a bag or cover is not provided with your boat, 
accessory covers are available. For information contact your local dealer.

Do not store boat where it may come in contact with sharp or abrasive 
objects.

Do not store boat where rodents may have access to it, they can chew 
through the tube’s fabric creating a leak.

TUBES - After use, rinse boat with mild liquid soap and fresh water, rinse 
away sand and debris.

Apply 303 Aerospace Protectant at least once per season to protect tube 
from UV (ultra violet) rays. Walker Bay® recommends 303 because it is free 
of silicone oils, waxes, glycerin, or petroleum distillates unlike many other 
protectants. 303 leaves a like-new, non-oily, anti-static finish that does not 
attract dust. 303 can be purchased through the manufacturer’s website: 
www.303products.com

VALVES - Tighten air valves several times per season. Loose valves may 
result in air leaks or loss of pressure in the tube. Tighten valves with the tool 
provided in the repair kit. 

DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN VALVES. 
Valve replacement should be done by a trained professional. Contact your 
dealer to replace valves.

Avoid storing the tube in sunlight.

For longterm or winter storage you may remove the tube.

If you store the boat with the tube attached you must release some air 
pressure as the air inside the tube expands and contracts with temperature 
variation.

Rinse boat with mild soap and fresh water after use. Rinse away sand or 
debris.

Dry boat before storing to prevent accumulation of mould.

Store boat in a cool and dry place.

Summary of Contents for 275 RID

Page 1: ... change without notice Description Part A RID Track 2000010520 Part No 1000130023 v 2 Lscsep01 D Bolts 10 32 x 5 8 11043 E Rubberback Washers 12 11076 F Nylock Nuts 10 32 11067 G RID Tube 3001020351 H Pump 1000330002 C Repair Kit with valve wrench 3000030046 B Capacity Plate 10053 Extra bolt washer nut included for convenience ...

Page 2: ...rt bolt and washer from inside boat From outside attach nut loosely do not tighten yet Align track with gunwale lip and drill Distance between the set of holes to drill positioning for the tracks NOTE the distance of the holes of the track varies in the tirhd track in both sides of the hull remaining holes to match pre drilled holes in track Insert bolts washers for each hole attaching nut loosely...

Page 3: ...r To secure track to hull insert bolt and washer from inside of hull and nut from outside of hull TRACK RID TRACK ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR RID READY BOATS 2set of holes 1set of holes 3set of holes positioning for the tracks NOTE the distance of the holes of the track varies in the middle track in both sides of the hull 1 2 2 1 1 2 2set of holes 1set of holes 3set of holes ...

Page 4: ...liding shown in Illustration NOTE Before you begin the installation process make sure your boat hull is completely stabilized The boat should not be able to move freely in any direction Before installing tube note tube s serial number located in this position on the tube You will need it to complete your Warranty Registration Card If possible have one person feed tube into track while other person...

Page 5: ...ighten each valve DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN VALVE Inflate chambers in sequence shown until wrinkles disappear Peel backing from capacity plate and apply new plate on inside of the stern over top of existing plate WARNING TUBE PROVIDES FLOTATION AND STABILITY CAPACITY LABEL IS VOID UNLESS TUBE IS INFLATED 3rd SET OF TRACKS 3 5 4 ...

Page 6: ... exposure of the tubes to direct sunlight If a bag or cover is not provided with your boat accessory covers are available For information contact your local dealer Do not store boat where it may come in contact with sharp or abrasive objects Do not store boat where rodents may have access to it they can chew through the tube s fabric creating a leak TUBES After use rinse boat with mild liquid soap...

Page 7: ...dhesive to both the surface of the tube and the patch Wait 5 minutes between each coat 5 After the 3rd coat wait 10 15 minutes before applying the patch Use a hand roller to apply the patch evenly Pay special attention to the edges 6 Wait 24 hours before re inflating tube Inflate air chamber s to working pressure and check water tightness and or air tightness before using FINDING SMALL LEAKS 1 Mix...

Page 8: ...RID RETROFIT TEMPLATE PORT LEFT SIDE RID RETROFIT TEMPLATE STARBOARD RIGHT SIDE ...

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