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Thanks for the advice. I neeed to crawl under there and check the wires..

Hand pump between 1-10 psi and top it off with the dewalt

Best way to do this with the Dewalt; 1. High volume pump to full. 2. Hand pump for a it until it’s kind of hard (around 9 psi). 3. Finish off with the dewalt high pressure low volume to about 13 psi (enough pressure for my liking). Takes about 10 min in total

Thanks mate, I nearly went with this option as I am in that ecosystem for power tools. I’ll go with the shark II.

What kind of parent sends their young kids up in a tiny helicopter scenic tour? Very odd

Great video review! I got the new pump model myself, the SharkS2 and I will be making a review video on my channel as well! I actually have an inflatable kayak and I always used the standard manual pump which gave you a workout! 😉These Shark pumps are amazing!

That is a ridiculous amount of time, you can get a dedicated inflator for isups for the same price that takes less than 10 minutes to inflate!

What version of the Dewalt pump are you using? Type 1 or Type 2? It should say on the rear safety label.

it isn't coming back. Shame. It could have been rented to the state to house there homeless people instead of letting it rot away.

Nice

I had Trailer Wiring Fault with a new controller install on a 2019 F-150. I checked Fuse 24, and didn't have one installed. I borrowed a 30A fuse from the wiper, and problem was solved.

Amazing how difficult these things are to inflate

Thank you for your video, new sub here. I have a '23 Superduty that has been giving me some trailer connection faults. Turn signals, "trailer disconnected" randomly, and braking issues only with the trailer plugged into the truck. I appreciate your taking the time to put this together!

Thumbs down for Dewalt inflator 😢 I have one too that works great with car and bike tyres but struggles like mad with paddle boards?

That's a lot, I use the isle pump and inflates a 11.6 x 36" x 6" flat to full 15psi in 14:00. A full 15' x 55" x 8" megalodon on 28:00. I will try the leaf blower first, then the pump to see if I can lower the times. The big variable is cfm, "volume".

We had the same problem as you did and for now I just pulled the wire tighter through the axle and taped the ends with tape. But to fix it right is to pull a wire through the axle, but otherwise you way works good but if I were you I would cover the wire with the flexible cable conduit, I saw another RUclipsr do it!

How did you get permission to fly in the Whites? I thought this was a military restricted area and a wilderness area. I'd love to fly my drone here. Who did you contact?

Doesn’t work for me - the corrugated pipe is reversed threaded. Did they change something?

At 62 I still prefer the hand pump

My best inflation routine: Bauer 20v 0-160 psi inflator from Harbor Freight $49.99 Bauer 20v 5ah battery and fast charger. $100 Schrader valve. $7 1 minute on low side, switch to high pressure side with Schrader valve, will auto-stop @ 15psi (pre-set) in 7 minutes.. I can take additional batteries along, since my leafblower and pole saw use the same ones. Currently the best system I've developed, thanks to this inflator, primarily. Edit: Boards are all 11' 280l.

30 mins is ridiculous long . I think i will get the Outdoor World Shark 2

Were you using the High Volume Air Pressure Setting then use the Tire Pressure setting to finish it off?

Yup, this is the way to go!🎉

32 minutes is a LONG time, I bought a single stage inflator and it will do the job in less than 15 minutes and I know the dual stage ones tend to be faster and will finish in under 10 minutes.

This is the same as using a DeWalt power drill instead of a hand-held kitchen mixer. I tried your method once and then got the "Shark 2" pump.

If I put power through one side of the wires coming out of the hub my “ground wire” starts getting power through it

I just came across this after purchasing an inflatable kayak. Another site noted that the Schraeder valve adapter needs to have the Schraeder valve removed from the stem to allow the higher pressure air to free flow. The valve in the boat will prevent back flow, and removing the valve will allow the high pressure pump to inflate more rapidly. I have the Ryobi inflator and will be giving this a try when my adapter arrives, but you might give it a try as well and let us know how it goes. 😃

I went through the same thing. I love the dewalt inflator for everything but this. I ended up hand pumping for adding pressure. The separate inflator I bought from the company I bought my paddle board from is ok but needs power from my car. Still don't have my ideal solution.

did it ever burn out the motors??? lol

Going to do the same, kids will love it.

Takes too long, Thanks for the test

It will kill the electronic motor soon....

I have been looking at diagnostic videos for trailer brakes for the last hour. Some of these videos had hundreds of thousands of views and were not much help. This is the best, most linear and concise video on how to start diagnosing trailer brakes issues. I also like that you started with the easiest potential issues and worked towards the more difficult. Very well done!

35 mins later - one board, 1 hour for 2 boards, + the kids extra board - far out, we're all ready to go back home now. lol -

I’m late to the party … but I use a similar pump .My system is high volume to shape board then about 10 minutes hand pump & then finish off with high pressure adapter to 14 psi . Whole process about 15/18 minutes . There is a sup pump that runs off car socket inflates in about 10 minutes , but it won’t inflate my cycle or suv tyres 😁.

What’s the name of the part to connect to the Dewalt

I am curious if there would be different with a larger battery.

Miss you guys🎉

that’s awesome thanks for sharing a remarkable event 👍

Great video :) very informative, thanks for sharing!

Just don’t want Dewalt to see this video… considering they say you can’t use this pump for more than 10 consecutive minutes of pumping without a 20 min rest period 😂 you’ve just tripled their recommended time 😂

less than 10 minutes it's good, 10 minutes it's okay. More than 10 is useless....

I agree mike does the cleanest installs utilizing space as efficiently as possible. AM Solar makes an awesome combiner box for the roof along with proprietory 10g wire that is duplex round, water tight and sun and mildew resistant. Am solar panel brackets are teh best, easy to install and able to angle the panel. We have the color control gx instead of the cerbo, the cerbo wasn’t available when i built our system a couple of years ago. Tip tie the expandable ladder off to the RV ladder at the top, much safer and more stable plus it does not damage the rv. Larry

At kellermans.....🎵

Great video!

This left me speechless, this pump works perfectly with my car tires ~40psi, and my road bike ~90psi, why does it struggle with 15psi?

Yikes... I was thinking I made a mistake getting the "whale" but it only takes 10 mins a board , 11x33 at 15 psi.. still am going to play with other brands . Good to have at least one back up... But this one was disappointing to watch

A maximum pressure of 160 psi will pump faster. Manually stop at 14 PSI. Test it.

I have the Dewalt pump so was excited to see how it would work for me but after watching the video I'm not impressed at all. At 68 years young I don't mind the hand pump action - consider it a great workout for the arms and heart!

i pump by hand. 8 minutes