Sea Eagle Stealth Stalker 10 (STS10) - Manual (Page 11)

Remove the valve caps
and open the valves.
Press as much air out of
the chambers as possi-
ble. First, fold the boat
in thirds. Remove seats,
etc.
Fold the boat until it fits
roughly within the out-
line of the bag. The
straps will help com-
press the boat to mini-
mum size.
Run the straps through
both loops. Then fold
the strap and run it
through the top loop. To
undo the strap just pull
the end.Your boat is
now ready for storage.
Although PVC material can become brittle in extremely cold
temperatures, you can still safely store your Sea Eagle in
them so long as you avoid dropping it and do not subject it
to any sudden impacts.
If you’re planning to leave your Sea Eagle outside, be sure
to keep it raised up off of the ground. It’s also a good idea
to keep it covered so that it is not directly exposed to
berries, leaves, rain, sunlight and other elements. A boat
that is left in water will most likely have to be emptied from
time to time. Make sure that your boat is dry before storing
it for more than a few days, to remove any excess moisture
that could cause unsightly mildew. Choose a cool, dry spot
when storing in an enclosed area like basement, closet or
garage. Do not store in an attic or metal shed.
TIP: Mouse proof your storage area. Nesting mice can do a
lot of damage to your Sea Eagle.
Canopy
(OPTIONAL)
Lay the canopy on the
back of the boat with
the front bar on top.
Hook the rear bar straps
to the carry handles.
Attach the poles with
the included hardware.
A phillips head screw-
driver is needed for this
step.
Pull the canopy up by
the front strap and clip it
to D-ring in the bow.
Attach the hardware on
the end of the rod when
removing the canopy so
it is available for next
use.
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OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES DEFLATION
STORAGE