Is the inflating hose able to be removed from the inflator? How is it attached?
1614106
I don't think so. Not that I recall. I think this product is aweful. I returned it.
1614107
The inflating hose is attached inside the housing of the air inflator. I am not sure how it is attached inside. I am guessing it my be threaded into the compressor. It has worked fine the few times I have used it. Much quicker inflating tires on our automobiles than the compressor I had prior to this one. It was a little smaller, but also worked from a 12 volt lighter.
1209098
Everything is attached, except for that blue dinosaur ball piece - that is separate. And yes, you don't need to use the "sprayer". Will stay inflated, assuming you don't have any leaks.
106234
The tube is directly fixed either by weld or bolts and cannot easily be removed . The overall structure is centerd with the tube
679385
As far as I know, it cannot be removed. Nothing can be disasbled, at least for me nothing could. When I brought it over to my sisters & moms for babysitting, I had to put the entire thing aasembledin the back of my SUV. That is the only thing that I did not like about the jumperoo other wise I think its the best one by far. I think its for safety reasons.
428393
The tip is not removable. This gun has a permanently installed, normally closed lever style air chuck at the end of its rubber hose. It is designed for use on inflatable items with a valve stem.
1704358
Yes it can be removed, its attached by two screws and is not attached when you first buy it.
315514
I do not think the hose detaches. I have not tried it and there is no quick release I can see. Hope this helps.
1947585
Sorry for delay in responding to your question. My mattress has no way of removing its own pump and electrical outlet without tearing fabric, probably could modify it with lots of glue, and patches, but waste of time and money when it comes with a cord and self inflates because of small attached pump. Hope this helps. It is fast mine inflated within 10 minutes, on the 3 occasion s I used it.
1107084
It is welded to the base. You cannot remove it. You will have to look for one that is inter-changeable.
386347
It is part of the assembly. It unfolds like ac accordion as the mattress inflates, then folds back over as it deflates. Only assistance you give is to push the accordion back to its small package. Very easy to do.
1243647
My thought is that you would have to devise a conical fitting at the end of your air hose so that you can use the inflator..
51301
Not that I am aware of. i do not use it for that purpose. There are no air needles included and the hose end is not set up to accept such a connector. I use it to inflate an air mattress that has a one inch opening. FF
949025
None that I know of. The only way is to change the hose. That is what I did.
1304392
You have to make sure all the air is out of the hose for it to work properly, so if you disconnect it, you'll probably have to pull the sections of the hose apart to ensure there is NO air in them. If I'm doing this by myself, the easiest way is from in the pool, keeping the hose ends under water. If you have help, it's possible to do it from outside of the pool.
2279840
The hose is already attaches to the vacuum, you just push the gray button and the hose comes off. The attachments are on the side, there's a small red attachment inside the black one. When you pull those to pieces off the vacuum and connect them to the hose you are in business.
106066
is inflateable - so sent back but did not get refund - do not bother with it
312375
Inflating the ball with the included foot pump does not require a special valve. I wish it did. My only complaint about the ball is: during inflation, one looses half the air while disconnecting the foot pump.