how many psi does this pump put out, will it pump up a towable tube
1640685
not sure about the right stats. But it is capable of pumping it up. Because it does come with a Valve, for Tube. SO it should serve the purpose
1640686
I don't know the psi, but I know it will fill an air bed from out of the box top rock hard in less than five minutes. And it has several adapters meaning it will fill just about anything.
100586
Unable to find documentation on pump; you will have to look; I know I had seen the specs before, some where My application is sucking straight out of a tank into a main floor of a cabin... it works great
988706
Doubtful, this will only deliver 3-6lbs of pressure, it isn't a high volume pump.
122844
I am not certain this pump will deliver 120 psi. I have only used it once and that was to inflate a truck tire from 55psi to 70 psi in 5 minutes with no problem.
1687817
I have re-read the documentation that accompanies the pump and nowhere does it state PSI or head (height) capability. My experience with draining a 500 gallon holding tank: discharge is not high pressure, less than a hose connected to the house; it will pump at least an 8' head. The pump did not deliver 2500 gph.
1847063
it will go up to around 30 psi, which is pretty good for this pump. I use this for football games to ensure 12.5-13.5 lbs as required by the rule book.
1315865
This pump works fine as an inline pressure booster. As far as a pressure shut off, I believe the only factors are; it is not self priming, and if the start up head pressure is to high the pump is unable to perform.
1075335
Technically, it is not lifting but pushing - there is a limit to what a vacuum pump can pull, so I think this type of pump can push more - of course this type of pump also has a limit. I use it to reach into my sailboat bilge located in its shoal draft keel, then up to the lower edge of the hatch opening & out. I need to extend my whole arm down there to touch bottom with my shoulder a few inches below the hatch opening, so I estimate the total vertical distance is about 3 feet 4 inches. This unit easily pumps water up that height, and still pumps it out at a healthy velocity. It's also the only pump I have found that can fit into that very small space.
821947
A quick Google search of "Superior Pump 91250" yields the manufacturers specs. I do not see PSI listed but "Pumps will lift water up to 25' of vertical height" I belive answers your question...there is a chart on the "Performance" tab that shows 30 GPM at 0' lift and 2 GPM at 25' lift...with flow rates every 5' listed.http://superiorpump.com/products/utility/91250.html
1188101
Don't know the maximum air pressure it can pump but I am pumping over 100psi (racing bike tires) regularly. It is slow and the compressor gets hot .. I also lubricated the brass pump head so it can turn more freely. Yes, I am using it but with reservation.
1506182
Well, it depends on your hose size, but with a half-inch tube, this pump is gonna push your water a good ways up. Several feet, at least. I wish I could get up and actually do it for you, but, alas, I'm not able to at the moment! It's a very powerful little pump! And quiet, too!
233372
Yes, the pump will actually pressure the tires higher than 60 psi but the manufacturer recommends that you do not exceed the 60 psi limit as it may damage the pump mechanism. I pumped the spare car tire in my car trunk to 60 psi quite easily with no problem. Just make sure that the amperage of your 12 volt DC lighter socket is at least 15 amps. This pump sells for more than comparable units on the market but is definitely worth it.
827536
I don't have first hand experience with this combination, but I think 2 to 4 psi would be the proper range. Factory Model As did not have a fuel pump, just gravity feed, right?
711180
I used it to inflate the tires on my Class A motorhome, unfortunately the 100+ pressures were too much for this unit and it overheated and died. It is a very heavy duty pump, but still not up to the task of inflating high pressure tires.
240323
It depends on the size of the output tube, the narrower the higher it would go.... Physics.... However I pump mine with a 1 inch diameter pipe and it pumps up at least 6 feet to my sewer line. I'm pretty sure it would pump higher than that if it had to.
821948
A quick Google search of "Superior Pump 91250" yields the manufacturers specs. I do not see PSI listed but "Pumps will lift water up to 25' of vertical height" I belive answers your question...there is a chart on the "Performance" tab that shows 30 GPM at 0' lift and 2 GPM at 25' lift...with flow rates every 5' listed. http://superiorpump.com/products/utility/91250.html
1436401
This little compressor really isn't made for anything that needs a lot of air due to its small tank. I have a hard time using it to top off the tires on my car. It will produce 90 lbs. but you will get frustrated waiting for tank to replenish with air. So long story short, don't expect this thing to fill your trailer tires up in a hurry.