I have a 2011 crossfire 800 HO and I was checking the pressure for the first time and forgot to take the weight off and they deflated I was wondering how to pump them up because I don't want to break anything could I use a bike pump also did I wreck something by accidently deflating them any ifo would help
how to inflate fox floats
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medler
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Do you not have the pump?
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no the guy I bought it from lost the pump
moyiesledhead
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Gonna have to get one. I don't think a bike pump will go high enough pressure.....but I could be wrong.
medler
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ya ,not sure if it would work either,the fox pump screws on,doesnt clamp on like a bicycle pump,guess its worth a try though
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oh ok and i didn't brake anything because they are deflated ?
medler
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I doubt it..just get the weight off the skis and fill them back up
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om sounds good thanks everyone for the help !
sled_wrangler
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Just dont use a compressor even tho they only put out 120ish psi it will blow the seals out from what I was told
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Doubt you broke anything, but remember to jack it up and take the weight off next time....
There are lots of places that sell a shock pump, its basically a standard Fox shock pump, go down to the local mountain bike store and pick one up, make sure it has a small stem on it that will fit onto the fitting of the shock (there's not much room between the body and the valve so the stem needs to be small) and make sure it goes to 150 PSI. I just bought a spare one the other day for $25 bucks (Canadian).
There are lots of places that sell a shock pump, its basically a standard Fox shock pump, go down to the local mountain bike store and pick one up, make sure it has a small stem on it that will fit onto the fitting of the shock (there's not much room between the body and the valve so the stem needs to be small) and make sure it goes to 150 PSI. I just bought a spare one the other day for $25 bucks (Canadian).
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