Why would I want to buy the angled valve instead of the regular one?
338344
For me it is easier to pump the tire with an angled valve as the spokes on the wheel has a tendency to get in the way if it is a regular straight version. It really depends on your pump, but the angled valve gives you some flexibility. Hope that helps.
338345
Because on small wheels it's difficult to get the air pump tip In between the wheel spokes. The angled valve solves this problem.
338346
Because the opening on the rim of the Bob Stroller wheel is on an angle. If it weren't you wouldn't be able to get a pump on it.
338347
I purchased the angled valve - it's such a small tire that the angled valve makes it easier to inflate because you're not fighting the spokes to try to lock on your pump.
338348
I actually purchased the angled valve in error. I had to order the standard valve instead. Hope this helps.Marc
338349
Pump up a 12 bike tire with a floor pump. Then you cant get the release off, no room. Kid wants to ride and you cant air up the tire.
338350
With such a small wheel, the angled valve makes it much easier to get the air pump's nozzle in there to do its job.
338351
some bikes on the rim there is not enough clearance for airing the tires with a straight valve.Also it is easier to air the tires when needed with the angled valve.Just my opinion
831803
Some people prefer the straight one and others prefer the angled one. It depends on your body position and usage. They both do the same thing.
2278276
It is beneficial to have some type of cut-off valve at the hose-end. However, it doesn't need to be as sophisticated as the Dramm 22730. A simple cut-off is sufficient.
1066556
Taking what you would like to use it for into consideration, I would buy the angled version as it would offer you more flexibility when it comes to positioning.
1634089
The valve they are referring to is the side mounted hi flow valve. (The one that says "Filter", "recirculate", "backwash"...etc). There are other models where there are no holes on the side and as such the plumbing and multi position high flow valve goes on the top....This is NOT that type of filter. So this ad means you get the pressure gage and air bleeder valve on top and not the side mounted multi position valve for "Filter", "recirculate", "backwash"...etc
1799897
Your existing diverter should be ok. However, you should consider its age and if your doing any plumbing. The cost of a new valve is minimal.
1148730
you would need tools and a lot of free time. Frankly it would be a bad idea unless your rough in could support it (do you have a $300 + rough in valve with 3/4 lines or the $30 builder special?)
714171
The angled wand is made for Karcher washers and has fittings that are not direct fit to what might be called universal washers. But these or extension wands sometimes come with adapters. Careful though, some adapters snap/break easily, especially with added extension wands and the side torque created with the angled sprayer. With too many extensions, you'll soon feel like you're in the "Roxanne" movie flailing away at the business end of a rogue fire hydrant hose...it gets pretty unruly for gutter cleaning, etc. If you're just cleaning the underside of your car, it should work fine. Good luck! The angled wand is made for Karcher washers and has fittings that are not direct fit to what might be called universal washers. But these or extension wands sometimes come with adapters. Careful though, some adapters snap/break easily, especially with added extension wands and the side torque created with the angled sprayer. With too many extensions, you'll soon feel like you're in the "Roxanne" movie flailing away at the business end of a rogue fire hydrant hose...it gets pretty unruly for gutter cleaning, etc. If you're just cleaning the underside of your car, it should work... » Read More The angled wand is made for Karcher washers and has fittings that are not direct fit to what might be called universal washers. But these or extension wands sometimes come with adapters. Careful though, some adapters snap/break easily, especially with added extension wands and the side torque created with the angled sprayer. With too many extensions, you'll soon feel like you're in the "Roxanne" movie flailing away at the business end of a rogue fire hydrant hose...it gets pretty unruly for gutter cleaning, etc. If you're just cleaning the underside of your car, it should work fine. Good luck! « Show Less
1066555
That's not a problem at all, I also have the 16 gauge straight model and have no issues using it with moldings, although I have come across instances where the angled version might have had an advantage. It's a great tool and one of my personal favorites in the workshop.
1975010
Yes you can but make sure the bottom part of valve is ok if you buy them seperate it will cost you a lot more
1713516
I do see listings with the BK22496 cross referenced to the 205613. But I'm no Maytag man (or even appliance guy) so I'm not sure. If you valve's appearance is similar to the illustration, I'd suggest giving it a go. But, if your valve doesn't look like the 205613 pictured, I'd suggest contacting a professional. Sorry to not be more definitive.
404377
it will take the standard presta valves but I personally prefer the 45 millimeter long presta valves
1631023
Hi,Yes. you will be able to do. Do not forget to buy the valve too. They are separate .
1556680
Most machines have a simple hood or single panel that you could remove to find the inlet valves in clear view. I'd suggest taking a look at the valve before ordering and matching it to picture online to be certain.
2096197
You can buy the valve attachment on amazon also. I did and it works great. I went to a sporting store and had it filled for around$2.50. I'll look to see if I have the history of valve I bought.
19891
I picked up a cheap one at wal mart , you will need one that has a few different ends . Due to fact most air valves are different.
82363
i believe there was an option upon ordering for the type of valve one used. it's good for the price, the separating tools are flimsy, i bought a set on line at same order with the kit, and sure nuff, one of them broke. not uncommon. sorry couldn't help with the pump question any more.