can I use it to pump up my wheelbarrow tire?
740847
If your wheelbarrow tire has a shraider or presta type of valve then it should, but my be hard oositioning
740848
Very likely not if tire does not have a tube. Wheelbarrow tires (the kind from Home Depot) are tubeless and when the seal at the bead is broken they can be very difficult to reinflate. To reinflate a tubless a tremendous volume of air and a band to hold tire in place around the rim are usually needed. Also - if tire is only partially deflated and still sealed to the rim you may have to pump this little guy for 2+ hours to move enough air to inflate the fat tire of a wheelbarrow. I put tubes in my wheelbarrow tires and the problem of flats came to an end.
740849
If your wheelbarrow tire has a shraider or presta type of valve then it should be able to do it. Hope that helps.
740850
If it works. These pumps have a reliability problem. Probably has something to do with being made in China.
740851
As long as the bead it still seated on the rim and you have about 15min to pump yeah you could use it for that.
2272864
I use it direct to the tires and it have worked wonderful. Not sure if I were using it to fill a tank but would assume not needed if the reed valves are good
1058973
Yes. This is the only tire pump I have for all my vehicles, and it works fine for such purposes. As a kid growing up, we would use bicycle pumps such as these to pump up tires when we had flats and we were on the road, and our spare needed air. A bicycle pump will pump up any tire, regardless of size, as long as the valve stems on the tires are the same as the valve stems of the bicycle pump. Since bicycle tires, car tires, and even semi-truck tires all have the same valve stems, you may use a bicycle pump to pump up any of them. Just make sure the intended PSI of the tire you are pumping up is not greater than the PSI rating of the pump you are using. In this case, the bicycle pump is rated at 70 PSI, more than enough for the average car tire (somewhere around 35ish PSI is average for a car, although it varies from tire to tire). Note when pumping up a car tire, pump it up to the PSI recommended on the specifications sticker located on the driver's side door panel, NOT the max psi listed on the tire. Inflating a tire to its maximum rating will cause it to wear out super fast, and will not handle ideally.
644874
Michael.This compressor was not designed for this job. The volume it produces is far too small to do a tire in a reasonable amount of time. ARB offers a tire inflation kit (part #171302) that can be fitted to any of the larger compressors such as the CKMA12. However, even that model is slow. Expect a 30 minute fill time for a tire. if you have any questions please let us know
1207222
If it is filled with a needle like a ball, I would say so, but this is not a high volume pump. Appropriate for road bike tires, or a small emergency pump.
405541
You just have to turn a couple of pieces inside the pump to use it with diferent types of tyres. The cardboard which it came packed had the instructions to do it. You can find these instructions at http://www.topeak.com/products/Pumps/Peakini2
1711658
Although the valve of the pump would screw onto a standard tire "stem valve" the relatively small amount of air that the pump itself displaces would not be an efficient way of putting air into your tire. It is absolutely great for the intended purpose of putting air into air shocks, but would be frustrating to use on tires.
579606
A bit off topic, but you can get solid rubber wheelbarrow tires. The stock tires on your typical new wheelbarrow these days are pretty pathetic.
1711660
No.. it won't put out enough air. Perfect for air shocks, but you are better off getting a small portable air compressor for tires.
738080
No, it is not big enough. It can pump up tires but it takes a while to do that. It does not produce enough air. It would not run our impact wrench.
1358690
Yes but it would take a long time. Takes a few minutes to go up a psi on a tire.
1965506
I doubt it, it's just a compressor for pumping air into tires. But I don't know for sure, I would try emailing the seller.
419767
no.....this is more of a slow steady air source which works great for tires. For what you want I'd look at something like this... The Source S-KIT10 High Performace Portable Air System
1671285
No, it is made for high pressure road tires. It would take a million strokes to fill that big of a tire. You need to find a large barrel mountain big pump.
251226
If it has a valve (like those on automobile tires) you can use it very nicely. If it has only a small spot, like a basketball, you'll need a needle valve first, and then you can use this pump. The pump itself works extremely well.
1448974
I suppose you could. I use it only for inflating soccer and basketballs. We have a separate bike tire pump.
1323733
It should work since the tank can hold the air up to 150psi. However, considering the size of the tractor tire and the compressor's tank size (1.5Gallon), it will take pretty long to pump the tire and the motor will need to run without rest for ample amount of time. My answer is that this compressor can do the job you want but the job (pumping tractor tire) may make the compressor's life shorter than it meant to be. If you are not in a hurry and can take enough time to do the job, this one should be fine otherwise you need larger one.