Roll out the boat pay special attention on how it was folded this is the way you will want to fold it back in position when deflating. Pump the three tubs 1/2 full, make sure the valves are turned out so they are not leaking air. Place #1 and front round sheet, make sure the valve is centered so you can inflate the keel at a later time. Place the #2 and # 3 in place, they will be like a V shape, make sure they are in place as you will need to push down on the to make the floor flat. Once the floor is flat you can place the side bars. The fat end on bottom and the sides slots place in the floor, this can be a little tricky at first but in time it will become very easy to install. You may have to deflate the tubes to 1/3 to help you place the side bars. Make sure the side bars touch all # 2-3-4 sections. It does not have to touch the front section. All flooring places with smooth side down. Pump the boat up to 3 lbs pressure, when hard to touch. Best time to inflate is when the temperature is cool. Some leakage will take place when the boat is in cool or cold weather, in-flat with foot pump. Warranty Coverage: The boat's hull. Floor. All hull attachments and accessories, but not limited to Floor Boards, Seats, Rope Holders, Oar Locks, Oars, Air Pump, Lifting Handles, D Rings, Oar Holders, Valves, transom integrity are covered by this limited warranty for one (1) year from the date the product was first sold. All the air holding fabrics are warranted against defects in material or workmanship the cause blistering and delaminating for two (2) years for all seams (3) years for Duratex (PVC) fabrics. The repair or replacement of parts under this warranty does not extend the life of this warranty beyond its original expiration date. Un-expired warranty coverage can be transferred to a subsequent purchaser upon proper registration of the product. What is NOT covered: This warranty applies only to defects in material and workmanship; it does not apply to normal wear and tear, normal discoloration or color fading, or to damage caused by: 1. Neglect, lack of maintenance, accident, improper use or bad assembly. 2. Use of an accessory or part neither manufactured not sold by us. 3. Participating in or preparing for races or other competitive activities. 4. Alteration or removal of parts 5. Improper protection against UV-light 6. Has been repaired, modified or tampered with by someone other then manufacturer. 7. Damage or deterioration of the fabric due to exposure to fuel, harsh solvents or other chemicals. 8. Seam separation due to heat exposure. Punctures in the PVC by sharp objects and other such items. 9. Has not been assembled, used and maintained in accordance with the instructions or owner's manual accompanying the product. 10. Has been damaged as a result of shipping, warehousing or storage. Bow River Boats limited warranty does not cover incidental or consequential costs and expenses such as haul-out, launching, towing transport, storage charge, telephone or rental charges of any type, inconvenience, income losses or other consequential damages.