Finally getting it to work

[OldRover]

All,

I'ts been a slow ride to get my AMS 700 to work.... I've had a heack of a time just locating the release valve and the pump bulb has been hard as a rock.

A few trips back to the doc for instruction helped.

Now, I'm getting some results. I hear the little noises that the pump or valve make as I squeeze and I'm just getting some results that look positive. It's been 80 days (about three months). Surprised it's taking this long, but glad to have positive results.

Now, where's my lady?

[portageriver]

Congrats on the progress!

Yes, the rigidness of the pump gave me fits early on. I could get it to work as designed but was perplexed thinking it was going to be that difficult to squeeze that bulb every time. For me, it was around three or four months when I noticed the bulb was breaking in and things got a lot easier. Today, that bulb is my buddy. Easy to depress and quick to inflate.

Keep working that bulb Rover, it will get easier the more you use it! And while I can't help you in the lady department, there are online dating sites. Consider it if things don't pick up for you when you are ready.

[Dlareg]

Is the release valve in front?

[2435tjklAS]

Took me a pretty long time to figure out the release valve too. I kept pushing it on the wrong side or something. Looked up the chart I'm keeping and it took me 50 days to start getting back my size. You're 80 days out, so you're not far behind. Do some workouts and it improves pretty quick at first.