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Reply With QuoteNever heard of a Coral. Google it
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My float vest are Coral, model 23M. I've looked online and having a problem matching a rearm kit. It calls for Coral #2644706.
Anyone have a better time finding things like this on the internet?
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Never heard of a Coral. Google it
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Ok.......Cabelas is supposed to have them
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Jimmy....Where did you buy these Coral inflatable pfd's ? One google search took me to Cabelas....But Cabelas does not have them....I cannot find them useing any of the search engines. I have never heard of this brand before.
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I bought 2 at walmart years ago on clearance when they put a $64 green price sticker on them. The little yellow sticker has $5 on them. When the Southaven store was on Stateline.
Didn't fall in the water, never used. Thinking, they are over 10 years old I may need cylinders. Wish there was a way to test them without arming them.
After a couple of hours with my life jacket on in the kayak it riding high on my neck. Figured this one would easy the ride longer.
I got to looking today and found this site, inflatablepfd.com , I sent them an email, waiting on a reply
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If they are 10 years old they are probably dry rotted and would not hold air if they were inflated.
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being ten years old I would armed them to make sure they hold air , before I had to put my life on the line with them in case of an emergency !!!Originally Posted by canebreaker
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That might be best. I'll arm them tomorrow while outside.
I removed the 2 cyclinders to check for numbers, they are different. The little green tag is a pale tan color.
One is a Leland, made in japan. 23 grams #84203, dated 01-94 printed on cylinder.
No name on the other, made in Germany, 23 grams #ISI/34203, dated 04-95 stamped in cylinder.
This is the first time they have been out of the packages.
