What do I need to know to find the proper pump for this ball?
1525014
I'm not sure about the proper pump, but I took a regular pump with a needle and wrapped masking tape around it till it was the right size and that worked. Hope that helps...
1525015
Well try blowing it up with your lungs and you will quickly discover that the power pump is much easier.
267325
Joe C: Just a hand tire pump that is used to inflate bicycle tires, basketballs, soccer balls, etc. You'll need a "needle" of the type used for inflating basketballs etc. I think you and yours will have an enormous amount of fun with this. Good luck.
750531
i dont know, maybe if you had the needle. ball pumps are super cheap though.
1219818
No, just use a ball pump. That's what I used. Much faster than blowing it up
303130
The package should state which pumps they are compatible with ... Do a web search on its compatibility
2144382
I bought a pump at Target used to blow up basketballs, etc. There is what I would call a stop valve at the end of the valve so make sure whatever pump you use, pushes past that stop valve or no air will go into the wedge. Hope this helps you !
441117
I used the model number from my old pump to order. It is exactly the same as my previous pump. So I would go by the model number the seller is using. No complaints. Perfect!
1212506
Ebay has the same measurements 90GPH pump for around $5 bucks. I purchased it and will see if it works.
722455
You can use any pump but I purchased this one and love it: Beckett Large Fountain Pump, 400 GPH. It really pushes the water and so far has been extremely dependable.
783491
Type Taco 006-BC4 into your web browser. It will bring up several sites that have manuals for this pump.
2106389
Need to buy the gauges to see your inch of vacuum. Any pump will work just need the right gauges for it.
406757
I used a generic footpump that also works with my inflatable mattress. If the adapter fits the inlet an electric pump will work (and be much faster) but be very careful to keep an eye on the firmness. Over-inflating the sections of the pool may cause it to rupture.
1482227
I am guessing that any pond/fountain supply store would have a similar pump and cord. Just make sure the tubing that goes from the pump to the spout is the right diameter.
712279
The ball simply has a little tubular opening in the vinyl into which a smooth (or ridged) conical nozzle will fit snugly. A bicycle pump has a screw nozzle which will not fit the ball. You may be able to find an adapter to fit the bicycle pump but I have never seen one. A pump for an air bed might work though.
722454
While it really depends on the size of the container/pond and how much water you want to pump up, the Beckett M60AUL Pond Fountain Pump, 80 GPH should work fine for most applications.
1206357
This is a little old but it may help others - like it did for me - researching BOSU balls - http://questions.askthetrainer.com/which-bosu-model-to-buy.html
1120558
Yes, but like any football, basketball, or soccer ball you need a pump to get it and keep it at the correct psi.