Stus-List Re: CO2 cartridge Re: Inflatable PFDs

Exactly! That's what we did - https://youtu.be/wfq30jP_58k Bill Coleman Entrada, Erie PA On Fri, Jan 3, 2025 at 9:41 AM Novabraid via CnC-List wrote: > If I have expired bobbins and antique CO2 cartridges and I’m wondering if > the bladder on my PFD has leaks, why not pull the cord and inflate

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Stus-List Re: Inflatable PFDs

Sorry for the late reply, but I was goaded into replacing some cartridges last summer, (glad I was) and got these - Inflatable Life Jacket Rearming Kit, Automatic, 38 g., 3/8" Threaded

Stus-List Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Inflatable PFDs

I wear mine most days because the motion of the boat puts my wife asleep and she would not notice me falling off for a long time! Taking my dinghy around to the neighborhood beach a week ago to haul out was another time to wear it, I was the only boat moving for miles around and the water is col

Stus-List Re: CO2 cartridge Re: Inflatable PFDs

My oldest inflatable PFDs were made in 2002 and their CO2 cartridges were replaced in 2007. I was thinking I had to replace the CO2 bottles and was temtped to pull the rip cords but learned some things last week from other boat owners. You can save some real money by not pulling the PFD rip-co