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I have an almost new Lazilas auto lifejacket that has a tiny hole. Can it be safely fixed?
Chamac
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Johnjo
New member
As its almost new could you not return it? or was the hole self inflicted!
If in any doubt I would buy a new one, what price do you put on your life!
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If in any doubt I would buy a new one, what price do you put on your life!
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ccscott49
Active member
Not sure, but I think you are not allowed to repair them. You certainly aren't for the offshore industry. But could you get a new bladder fitted to it or would that be too expensive, probably.
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Thanks lads for your replys. The hole was self inflicted so no good on the warranty. Hole is tiny and takes about 20 minutes to deflate jacket.
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snowleopard
Active member
bet your life...
may be just a phrase, but think what it means.
you can buy a new jacket with harness and auto inflate for under £50 these days. what's your life worth?
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may be just a phrase, but think what it means.
you can buy a new jacket with harness and auto inflate for under £50 these days. what's your life worth?
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