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Assembly
1) Remove the Cascade board and parts, making sure that all contents are
accounted for. Unroll the board on smooth, soft ground such as grass or
sand to prepare for ination. Rocks and concrete are abrasive and may
cause damage to your Cascade board, so avoid surfaces similar to these.
2) Prior to ination, check the valve at the tail of the Cascade to conrm that it
is set in the CLOSED (One-way) position. This will stop the air from escap-
ing once it has been pumped into the board. Push and turn the stem at the
center of the valve 45 degrees to change the valve from OPEN to CLOSED.
When the stem stays locked inward, the valve is OPEN for easy deation.
From the OPEN position, push and turn the stem 45 degrees to reach the
CLOSED position. The stem will ‘pop’ outward once the CLOSED position is
reached and the valve will allow air in, but not out of the board. See step #1.
3. Insert the Halkey-Roberts hose tting into the valve. Push inward rmly while
twisting the tting clockwise to lock in place. The tting should t very snugly
so as to allow you to reach adequate air pressure. If the tting cannot lock in
place, rotate it 45 degrees and it should engage with the valve. See step #2.
4. Once the hose tting is locked in place, place both feet on the pump base
and both hands on the pump handle and begin pumping with smooth even
strokes. INFLATE TO 8.0 to 10.0 psi (.551 to .689 bar) for proper stiffness
and performance when being used by an adult. Heavier users will require
more prossure. Once the board is properly inated, seal the valve with the
tethered valve cap by inserting and turning it counter clockwise.
NOTE: The Cascade board comes with a high-pressure push pump
complete with Halkey-Roberts tting for ination. While it is possible to
inate the product with other pumps such as a high-powered electric inator,
we suggest using the included push pump to nish the job. This pump is
designed for the high pressure required to inate the Cascade properly, and
it has the added benet of a built-in pressure gauge. TO REMOVE THE
HOSE FITTING you may need to press rmly inward on the tting while turn-
ing it counter clockwise.
WARNING: DO NOT OVER-INFLATE. Over-ination can cause permanent
and/or irrepairable damage to this product. Using an air compressor is the
most common cause of over-ination. MAXIMUM acceptable pressure
under any circumstances is 12.0 psi (0.827 bar), and should only be
necessary for riders over 200 lbs ( 91 kg).
5) Before installing the n, remove the wood spacer that comes installed in the
nbox. You may want to save this piece for long-term storage.
6) When properly installed, the n should ‘point’ toward the back of the board.
First, slide the forward portion of the n into the forward portion of the nbox
as shown in step #3.
7) Once the n base has entered the nbox, bring the back of the n down and
push the n rmly toward the back of the board as shown in step #4. This
will allow the n to engage with the nbox.
8) Next, push the back of the n down into the nbox as shown in step #5.
When the n is seated properly, the hole in the nbox should be open to
accept the QuickPin. If the n blocks this hole, retry the two previous steps
until the n is seated properly.
7) Next, install the QuickPin to secure the n to the nbox. The properly installed
n is shown in step #6.
NOTE: Occasionally the nbox can become tight during transport. If this hap-
pens, use the front of the n to open the nbox slot slightly before installing
the n. See step #7, then proceed to step #3.
Operation
1) Before each use, always check for proper air pressure, as inatable items
may loose air slowly over time and with varying temperature. Add or remove
air as needed.
2) Always be aware of the local conditions including wind, weather, currents,
and any other hazards before you go out. Use the Cascade in an area
protected from the wind and boat trafc, especially when unfamiliar with your
abilities and the capability of this craft.
3) Review any applicable rules and restrictions with your local authorities. Always
be aware that the area under the Cascade may contain sharp or dangerous
objects (i.e. rocks or stumps) or many other unmarked nautical hazards.
3) Keep a safe distance from docks, boats, boat lifts, and any other structures.
4) DO NOT tie the Cascade to a dock! Docks and pilings frequently contain
sharp elements and/or marine growth that can puncture or damage this
product.
4) Use common sense and good judgement when using this product. Many nau-
tical hazards exis. By piloting this vessel, you are required to be responsible
for your own safety, and the safety of those around you.
Care and Maintenance
1) While your product has been initially treated with UV protectant, long-term
exposure to sunlight will damage the product. Regularly apply a UV protectant
to the exposed surface of the tube to ensure the life of your product. We
reccomend using ONLY 303 UV Protectant intended for use on vinyl for this
purpose. Monthly application while the product is in use is required. NOT
DOING THIS WILL VOID THE WARRANTY. 303 UV Protectant is
available at most watersports dealers, or online at www.303-products.com.
2) WARNING: Certain products, especially petrolium-based solvents, cleaners
and protectants such as ArmorAll can damage the product and use of these
products will void the warranty.
3) WARNING: Use of a high-pressure washer will damage the product and
void the warranty. To clean, use a soft bristle brush with mild soap and fresh
water. 303 UV Protectant contains a ‘safe for vinyl’ cleaner, and can be used
to clean and protect the product at the same time.
Storage
1) Before storing, place the board on a clean, level area. Clean with mild soap
and water and allow to dry completely. Apply 303 Protectant to the surface of
the tube and spring pad cover before deating.
2) Remove ALL of the air from the tube using the deation end of the high output
inator/deator. If some air is left in the tube, it may freeze causing cracking.
3) Store the board out of direct sunlight and protected from the environment in
a clean, dry location. It is best to store inside a container with moth balls to
prevent damage from rodents. NEVER store uncovered, in a damp location,
or on a concrete surface! NEVER store at temperatures below 40 degrees F.
Aquaglide, Inc. #1 North Shore Dr, SE White Salmon, WA 98672 TEL: (509) 493-4938 FAX: (509) 493-4966
www.Aquaglide.net
Owner’s Manual
Push
Push
Down
Down
Open hole
QuickPin
Turn
Finbox
Insert
Insert
Back of board
Fin
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