20 Most Recent Sevylor 48 in Inflatable River Tube Questions & Answers

Have you tried the Sevylor repair kit?

I assume, without seeing it that it is a protective tape to cover the seam. If this is the case then I would take it off and pick up a new roll of Gaffer Tape/Frog Tape and replace it.

up front under the spray shield on the sides of the main side tubes, you will see them pump yhe floor first and that will open the sides to get at the valves. mine are black Boston valves ,

alrigth, for fast repair, i would use tuck tape( the red one) if you d'ont have anything else. you can also use an old bike tire tube, cut it open and take the piece you need to cover the entire cut and a little more. you want to use contact glue to make it work, to use the glue, put the glue on each pieces on the side you want to glue together. wait for about five minute(let it dry) in the meanwhile ,put the tube (the part that has the cut) on something flat, put the two covered glue surfaces together, put someting flat on top of it (just like a big sandwich) and put some wheigth on top of that, wait for 30 min and it should be repaired

All the Sevylor tubes have a valve that comes apart in to two pieces, remove the top and you can fill remove the hole thing releases the air. You need a 12 volts high volume low pressure pump with connectors, 20 bucks in Overtons. Fill it till it is stiff, put it in the water let the air cool down inside then hand fill it with the connector and human breath to stiff it up again.

although you may not noticed, there may be a slight leak somewhere within the tube. Take some dish soap, and roll the tube and see if any air bubble comes out of the trim area, if there are tiny bubbles coming out, then its time for a new one.

Hi,
I found a heavy straw like you use in a glass to sip soda... I take it and stick it in the valve and it allows the air to bleed out....

heatman101

Depending on the material type, a standard bike tyre tube rewpair kit may work very well! Just follow the instructions int he repair kit and see how you go. At any rate you are not going to cause any more damage than what is already there and there is a good chance the bike tyre tube repair kit will repair the hole (assuming it is not too large of course)

I sell on eBay and I just went there to check for you. There is a lot of them there-not sure if its what you need exactly. Put in ebay search sevylor tube. Hope this helps burdfrenzy

I dont believe a motor will mount to it. Sorry!

Use JB WELD, this is a super strength epoxy you can get at your local hardware store.

How does it work?

J-B WELD is packaged in two tubes. One contains liquid steel/epoxy resin, and the other contains hardener. When mixed together in equal portions, a chemical reaction occurs that turns the mixture into a compound as hard and tough as steel -- and with similar properties.