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8. Slide the oar [5] between the bottom of the boat and the elound to hold the deck [6] flat.
9. T25AE: Place a short stringer [9] centered on floor elements no. 2 and no. 3.
T30AE: Place a stringer [9] centered on floor element no. 3.
T35AE and T40AE: Place a short stringer [7] with a long stringer [8].
10. Place the oar on the other side of the boat and repeat step 9.
T35AE and T40AE: place the two other stringers being careful to reverse the order as shown ([7] short and [8] long).
11. Fit the bench [10] into place.
CAUTION:
• Do not fully inflate the chambers in one single operation.
• In case of use at high altitude: if the boat was initially inflated at sea level, then transported to a higher altitude (mountain lake,
for example), the pressure inside the chambers will have increased. Adjust the pressure before boating.
• Check the inflation pressure using the pressure gauge supplied with your boat prior to each use.
• Check tightness of valve regularly with the tool provided.
12. Finish inflating the chambers in several stages so as not to have the pressure in the various chambers out of balance (recom-
mended pressure: 0.25 bar).
13. Check the inflation pressure using the pressure gauge supplied with your boat.
14. Inflate the keel [11] (recommended pressure: 0.35 bar).
15. Close the valves by fitting their caps in order to ensure optimal airtightness.
16. Secure the oars [12] on the oarlocks [13] if rowing or in the boat using the oar ties for storage when power boating.
