[charlesw695]

I hope this is the right forum. If not, my bad.

My question is, where can i find information on how to repair them, air em up, and properly secure them to the ground?

[bigfootguy2002]

How to repair: http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?t=3557682

To air them up, most of us use a leaf blower. Electric or gasoline will work. Some people outfit a gatorade or other wide mouth bottle onto their blowers as a funnel.

As for securing them to the ground, the majority of us use camping stakes, they are about 10" long and can be found in the camping department of most stores. For securing the bunkers indoors, some fill them with sand or water, or tie them down to jugs full of water or sandbags.

If you give us more information about how you plan to use them, we can give you better insight.
-Will

[Kazer]

Is this what you are looking for?
http://www.supairball.com/site2008/i...pdf/manual.pdf

[charlesw695]

Thanks for the good info. I will be using these outside. Where can i buy repair kits?

[Yankee Paintball]

Originally Posted by charlesw695

Thanks for the good info. I will be using these outside. Where can i buy repair kits?

You can get kits from the manufacturer or if one bunker is a complete loss you can sacrifice it to save others.

[charlesw695]

Okay. What type of glue can be used?

[D-man[WarLlamas]]

Originally Posted by charlesw695

Okay. What type of glue can be used?

http://www.supairball.com/ -->Then click on 'ACCESSORIES'.

Who ever you buy bunkers from will have all this info.

[charlesw695]

The field owner bought tubs full of gear, guns, and bunkers off a field that went under.

[Yankee Paintball]

HH 66 is the glue to use.

[D-man[WarLlamas]]

Originally Posted by charlesw695

The field owner bought tubs full of gear, guns, and bunkers off a field that went under.

What brand of bunker? Go to that mfgr's webpage for accessories.

Good luck!

[Iowa's#1Stunna]

this is great advice thanks for the awesome thread I will take this knowledge back with me to fix my bunkers