southpaw enterprises 1330 User manual

southpaw enterprises, inc.®
Instruction Sheet
Inflatable Barrel Kit 1330-Large 1331-Huge
Store these instructions in a safe place or
with the enclosed maintenance checklist
Take time to familiarize yourself with the use and maintenance of this equipment before using. Please file
this Instruction Sheet in an accessible location: the Instruction Sheet must be read and familiar to anyone
who is using Southpaw Enterprises Equipment.
IMPORTANT: Please check equipment immediately for any damage that may have resulted during shipping.
If any damage has occurred, please contact Southpaw Enterprises, Inc. immediately.
MATERIALS LIST:
1 -Blue Vinyl Cover 1 -Valve Stem Tool
3 -Tubes 1 -Instruction Sheet
3 -Valve Stem Covers 1 -Maintenance Checklist
3 -White Tube Wraps
TOOLS NEEDED: WORKING LOAD: 250 lbs.
Pressurized air or a good tire pump.
NOTE: Do not untie or cut the white cords in the blue vinyl cover. These
are adjusted to the correct diameter.
Assembly Procedures:
REQUIRES TWO (2) PEOPLE TO ASSEMBLE.
1. Partially inflate the tubes, just enough to give them shape.
2. Loosely put on the tube wraps (NOTE: Direction tube wrap fits on tube).
(See Figure 1).
•Special Note: When placing tubes in barrel cover, have the blue line facing
out on the outside tubes. (See Figure 2a).
When putting tubes in barrel cover, be sure to stagger valve locations.
(See Figure 2b).
3. Turn barrel on its side and make an initial adjustment of the tubes and cover.
Align the cover to be equal distant from the blue line on the tube and check
both ends and adjust the tube wrap. (See Figure 3).
4. Start inflating the outside tubes, continue checking the alignment of the
cover. Also watch that the valve does not catch or bind, or it will constrict the
tube. (See Figure 4).
•Special Note: You may have to release air to make adjustments; to do this
insert the included valve stem tool into the valve stem and turn counter
clockwise to loosen the core and let out the amount of air desired, then
tighten the core by turning the valve stem tool clockwise.
5. Continue to inflate the outer tubesto about 2/3 of finished size.
Figure 1
Figure 2a
Figure 2b

6. Inflate the center tube to about 2/3 of finished size, keeping an eye on the
tube wrap and adjusting as needed.
7. Finish inflating the outside tubes -at this point, you should be able to get your
fingers under the edge of the cover.
8. finish inflating the center tube -at this point, the cover should be tight over
the tubes and you should just be able to get your fingers under the edge of
the cover.
•Important Note: Replace the cap on the valve and slip tubular webbing over
valve stem and tuck wrap end between tubes.
MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST:
All of the following wear points should be checked on a monthly basis and re-
corded on the checklist enclosed.
•Tube Wraps: Do not use if valve stem pokes through. Return for replace-
ment.
•Vinyl Cover: If ropes come untied or break, discontinue use until repaired.
STORAGE PROCEDURES:
•Store where not accessible by clients without proper supervision.
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS:
•Check for client allergies first.
•Check with your infectious disease department before using these procedures.
•Wipe tubes and cover with a damp cloth.
•Tube wraps may be hand washed with mild soap and cool water. Do not use bleach. Hang to air dry.
Safety Precautions -The safety of your clients is dependent on the appropriate choice of activity to match, yet challenge their
physical abilities. Use appropriate spotting / safety techniques. In addition, the layout of your activity area, proper installation and
maintenance of your equipment is critical. Southpaw equipment is not intended for recreational or outdoor use. Under no condition
should this equipment be used without proper supervision.
This sheet is for example only. It is not meant to, in any way, replace local, county, state, or Federal standards. Be aware -it is
your responsibility to find all pertinent safety information that pertains to your facility.
Figure 3
Figure 4