NRS Rescue ASR 155 Rescue Boat Instructions
- June 11, 2024
- NRS Rescue
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NRS Rescue ASR 155 Rescue Boat
ASR 155 Folding Instructions For Storage
The ASR 155 is a rugged inflatable boat designed for rescue operations. It comes with a storage bag, which makes it easy to store when not in use. Below are step-by-step instructions on how to fold the ASR 155 for storage:
Step 1:
Start with the boat laying flat, and fully deflated, on a clean and dry
surface. Close all valves to ensure no air will reenter the boat while
folding.
Step 2:
Fold the complete width of one side tube toward the middle, into itself, until
the length of the tube is lying flat on top of the drop-stitch floor area.
Step 3:
Fold the bow and stern noses in half, creating a triangular point on the
folded ends. Be sure the edge of the folded side of the bow and stern creates
a straight line with the edge of the folded side tube.
Step 4:
Tuck the triangular noses of both the bow and stern to create a square edge at
both ends of the boat.
Step 5:
Fully unzip the storage bag. Lay it flat, and place the folded bow end inside
the bag. Make sure the folded edge of the bow lines up with the closing edge
of the boat bag.
Step 6:
Starting at the stern, roll or fold the boat approximately 4-5 times, keeping
it tight as you go. Use your knee (or another hand) to maintain compactness
between rolls. The final roll should end on the nose of the bow.
Step 7:
When finished rolling, adjust the boat as needed to fit within the bag so
not to stress the zipper when closing. Flip the top of the bag over and zip to
close.
Step 8:
For added security and compactness, buckle and cinch the two compression
straps over the top.
For any further assistance, please contact Rugged Rescue Equipment at nrsrescue.com or email rescue@nrs.com, or call 877.677.7370.
Folding Instructions For Storage
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Step 1:
Start with the boat laying flat, and fully deflated, on a clean and dry surface. Close all valves to ensure no air will reenter the boat while folding.
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Step 2:
Fold the complete width of one side tube toward the middle, into itself, until the length of the tube is lying flat on top of the drop-stitch floor area.
-
Step 3:
Fold the bow and stern noses in half, creating a triangular point on the folded ends. Be sure the edge of the folded side of the bow and stern creates a straight line with the edge of the folded side tube.
-
Step 4:
Tuck the triangular noses of both the bow and stern to create a square edge at both ends of the boat
-
Step 5:
Fully unzip the storage bag. Lay it flat, and place the folded bow end inside the bag. Make sure the folded edge of the bow lines up with the closing edge of the boat bag.
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Step 6:
Starting at the stern, roll or fold the boat approximately 4-5 times, keeping it tight as you go. Use your knee (or another hand) to maintain compactness between rolls. The final roll should end on the nose of the bow.
-
Step 7:
When finished rolling, adjust the boat as needed to fit within the bag so not to stress the zipper when closing. Flip the top of the bag over and zip to close.
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Step 8:
For added security and compactness, buckle and cinch the two compression straps over the top.
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