Pneumatic means it needs air, correct? Any concerns with losing air over time and having a flat tire that won't allow the gate to open?
333060
We installed a large gate last summer and its heavy but the wheel has not lost any air yet. Its similar to a wheel barrow wheel, just smaller.
333061
Yes. It is refillable. All air tires lose about 1% of air overtime, especially in seasonal climates. But should be stable a few years at a time. Flats would be really rare unless makes contact with nails or thick glass.
1235997
I bought mine in May of this year and it did have pneumatic tires. I was very pleased with the quality of the tote.
1039660
It does well inflating tires. If you need to do alot, it may take a bit to build up pressure again
904839
Vacuum sealed flat. During this process it's like a new years party favor. As air is pulled out it starts to roll naturally. The inner spring compresses nicely and can be rolled tightly.
1046367
A small air pump or bicycle pump. No problem with it over filling with air. use your common sense.
1594981
It is a straight push design, the threads are oversize so you can pull the air chuck a little sideways and it will usually hold on to the valve stem with out your holding it by hand. Most tire shops and mechanics use this type. Just push it onto valve stem an then tilt it in a direction that lets the weight of the hose make the chuck hang on. Also a great chuck if you just hold it while airing tire. I have used this type for years on bicycles, motorcycles golf carts, autos, and especially on motorhomes with dual tires ( which the straight design is usually needed.
1603538
I prefer plastic because I don't have a pump to keep the air-filled tires properly filled. The air-filled would probably be a little more easy to pull, but if they needed to be reinflated I would have to take it somewhere or rely on someone else to do it.
1148329
I had no problem putting air to the tires by using a regular hand pump. Perhaps you might want to check the pump? Make sure the pump head is inserted fully to the tire's valve
696569
It's a spring. You can set the tension but there is no stopper like a pneumatic door closer.
598471
Pneumatic indicates powered by air. So yes this is an air powered tool. And it works well for the price.
514853
Yes. We are having that problem. The gate is dragging on the ground. We don't even shut it now, until we can find a better fix. We also have a problem with the tire forcing a rotation. Not enough room between the wheel and wood for the wheel to rotate. We solved this with strong green wire which prevents the rotation.
298036
The tires on the cart I received just a few weeks ago have a schrader (same kind that's on a car) valve to inflate the tires. The tires are stinky (I leave it outside, the smell is getting less) but they work.
704356
The tires are just like any other Wheelchair, don't know is pneumatic, really good chair, just a little heavy.
193419
It is pneumatic. I've been using a 6 gal Campbell Hausfeld compressor with 1/4" quick disconnects at about 90 - 100 psi for metal connectors and 16d nails and have never run out of air. I bought it mainly for the metal connector ability, which it does great, but is also great for down to 6d nails. Just turn down the pressure on the smaller nails.
2274508
Yes. I can't use mine because I don't have one. Its still in the box it came in because I didn't realize that's what pneumatic meant.
190997
It's a standard valve stem (Schrader valve, I believe it's called) connector used on auto wheels. You can fill it with any tire inflator that is connected a source of compressed air. It's located on the brass assembly that connect the hose, air control valve, and gauge to the tank.
1274881
No, it does not, so it's important to keep an eye on it until whatever you are airing up has reached the pressure you want. Since it's pretty fast for the average vehicle tire, you shouldn't have to wait long.