Point 65 KingFisher User manual

Manual

This manual will help you with the basics of
putting your KingFisher together for your next
shing experience. After some practice it will
literally take you 10 seconds to assemble your
KingFisher. To take it apart simply reverse the
process.
Please read the warning sticker on your kayak
for a safe and fun paddling experience.
You will also nd easy-to-follow instructional
videos on www.youtube.com/Point65TV

3.
Place ratchet strap in correct position in buckle
on both sides of the kayak.
Straddle the front part of the kayak facing
backwards and lift, using the rails, hooking the
two parts together, then lower, automatically
locking them.
Push both parts of the kayak together, so that
the ratchet strap is approx 2 cm inside the buckle.
Tighten the buckle, but do not overload buckle,
as this can damage the ratchet strap or buckle
lever. You can also lift the back and the buckle
will close automatically.
1. 2.
4.

To raise chair, attach the seat in deck rail and
push up bar under front of seat using a at
hand. Pull strap upward at the same time.
WARNING! Do not put ngers into the sides
while lowering or raising the chair, as you
could damage your ngers.
To lower the chair, push the bar below the
seat upward, using a at hand, while pushing
the chair down.
WARNING! Do not put your ngers around the
bar while lowering or raising the chair, as you
could damage your ngers.
3.
1. 2.
4.

Lower the Impulse Drive into the well in front
of the seat. Make sure both locks are pointing
inward toward the Impulse Drive as shown
above.
Lower the Impulse Drive all the way into the
well and turn both locks toward the rear of the
kayak to lock the Drive in place.
1. 2.

MAX
10kg
Always use a personal otation device when
paddling. Read warning sticker on kayak before
usage.
Never carry or drag the kayak whith some-
one sitting in the kayak, as this can damage
the locking system.
Never place heavy objects in the kayak while
carrying or dragging, as this can damage the
locking system.
Never paddle the kayak in surf higher than
3 feet, as this can lead to damage in the
locking system.

Happy paddling!

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