how often do you pump yours up!

[borat]

Hi there, my tubes have gone soft on my rib, im not sure if this is a slow puncture or the fact that we have not put any air in them for probably a year or so.
any advice welcome.
cheers
pete

[alt]

I'd go with the year tbh, also the winter is coming to atmospheric pressure is lowering, hence the pressure in your tubes is lowering

[jyasaki]

I pump mine up every time. My tubes are pretty sensitive to heat changes, and will go from sagging to rock hard from night to a warm day. With that in mind, I religiously let air out when I pull the boat onto the trailer.

jky

[Mouldy]

Every time - old worn tubes

Anyone had any luck with that sealant which goes in through the valves??

I'm trying to figure out how to get it up into the bow - Delta is particularly high. Thinking of putting the trailer nose as far down as it'll go and just massaging it up with an over-application of sealant...Nurse! The screens...

[BogMonster]

Originally Posted by Mouldy

I'm trying to figure out how to get it up into the bow

Cruise down a waterfall?

Not having pressure relief valves I let mine down after each trip and pump them up again and it is a PITA.

[Nos4r2]

Originally Posted by BogMonster

Cruise down a waterfall?

Not having pressure relief valves I let mine down after each trip and pump them up again and it is a PITA.

Ditto.

[Paul]

Quote, "I'd go with the year tbh, also the winter is coming to atmospheric pressure is lowering, hence the pressure in your tubes is lowering"

A lowering of atmospheric pressure would make your tubes inflate.