Can it be coupled into the connector from an air pump hose that screws onto the tire valve? What I meant was to use the air pump to supply air through
782767
Your question is kind of tricky but I think you're asking if this is an air chuck and yes it is. A good and accurate one.
782768
The fitting at the bottom of the handle is a female 1/4" NPT. A common air chuck fitting or air hose with 1/4" NPT male threads will fit there.
444375
Yes, it bolts to one of the bolts on the hub then then air line screws onto the valve stem. I hope that helped.
1904997
I've been able to use tire inflating fittings from Lowe's as well as my little dust blower fitting which uses a standard quick connect on the bottom. However, you won't get much force as the only air stored at high pressure is the air in the line. I think you would have to make the compressor go into a small tank (2 or 5 gallon) to reliably blow dust around or air up balloons.
1667340
There is no adapter included with this pump that will also work with an air compressor. The pump will itself work with presta and schrader, but the inside housing is integral to the pumps function and is not compatible with a compressor.
558875
I have not done that, but I don't know why not. It is regular hose connectors. Best hose ever-NO KINK
2227211
This pump is capable of creating the pressure necessary to fill a car tire. However, it can not attach to a valve stem without the correct hardware. Also, it would be very hard to use a typical valve stem connector and pump at the same time. It is possible, but I do not know exactly what fitting would help you accomplish the connection from pump to tire.
53123
There are threaded fittings on both ends of the inflator for the hoses. The unit comes with a quick-connect coupling but this can be removed. If your portable inflator hose has a 1/4" connection, I can't see why this unit wouldn't work just fine for you. As for the connection to the tire, there is a push-on/clip connection that has worked well for me though when brand new, you may have to apply some pressure to get a total seal. I sprayed some silicone lubricant in the inflator to improve the seal. BTW, the guauge goes to 180 PSI/12 bar, not 50 as the specs say.
560757
That's what I needed for and the instructions stated it could but it didn't work. It hardly pumped out any air. So I checked my air pump instructions and it stated that if that happened it's because the adapter is not powerful enough. Hope that helps.
1018700
I am not sure. I have a simple electric air pump in the back of my car that we use to fill up soccer balls and pump up our bike tires. This slides into that open perfectly and we use it to pump up tubes to tow behind our boat. It has the same kind of screw in grooves as a ball needle.
420625
Yes you can. I just tried it. If the cone has an end that looks like a tire valve then it will clamp onto the pump end just like a tire valve.
1197332
Yes. However, I did it by mounting it to the Campbell Hausfeld MP6000 Tire Inflator with Gauge using a hose clamp. It works great filling my car or bicycle tires and the gauge is accurate.
1602597
yes as long as its a 1/4-in coupler on the end of the air hose it will and don't forget the tape for the threads that's a big help
1416796
I don't think that it can be used without the hose because the tire pressure fitting is swaged onto the hose. If you unscrew the hose, the ball/check valve is going to fall out.The unit that I bought fell apart the first time I used it. I don't recommend this product at all.
1831115
The injecter has a hose with a standard R134a coupler on it so the coupler would be able to scew onto the port on the manifold guage the same way your hose from your refrigerent can would or the same way the injector would screw onto the ac low pressure side.
1723793
Technically, yes. But you would need an adapter or proper attachment. The problem is that this unit is better suited for low volume and high pressure things like tires. Air mattresses need high volume and low pressure.
53122
Depends on the output of your inflator. The input of the tire gauge is a standard air hose quick disconnect fitting. If you have a portable inflator that has an end that connects to a tire valve, then this will not work without modification.
2028897
The size of air hose is up to you. You need to provide the standard 1/4" NPT connector or I guess any other fitting you prefer.