Is this pump's hose end compatible with crosman Armada nozzle?
1995007
Yes it is, I use a Scott air tank/SCBA like fireman use for fresh air as a primary source of air. The SCBA fills to 4500 psi which will fill a Pre Charged Pneumatic air rifle many times. I use my pump when it the SCBA falls below 2700 psi to top it off. Used SCBA's are available at eBay for around $80 to $100 and then you need a fill source. Scuba tanks can also be used but they only fill to 3000 PSI. Paintball supply stores have more info on air sources. If you use this pump or any hand pump as your only source you will spend allot of time pumping. Follow the instructions carefully if you get one or you will burn up the pumps o-rings.
1995008
The only thing I can tell you is it is for connecting to a male quick disconnect Foster fitting. I figure the 1st reply was the best answer to your question.
1995009
Yes it is, I use a Scott air tank/SCBA like fireman use for fresh air as a primary source of air. The SCBA fills to 4500 psi which will fill a Pre Charged Pneumatic air rifle many times. I use my pump when it the SCBA falls below 2700 psi to top it off. Used SCBA's are available at eBay for around $80 to $100 and then you need a fill source. Scuba tanks can also be used but they only fill to 3000 PSI. Paintball supply stores have more info on air sources. If you use this pump or any hand pump as your only source you will spend allot of time pumping. Follow the instructions carefully if you get one or you will burn up the pumps o-rings. Yes it is, I use a Scott air tank/SCBA like fireman use for fresh air as a primary source of air. The SCBA fills to 4500 psi which will fill a Pre Charged Pneumatic air rifle many times. I use my pump when it the SCBA falls below 2700 psi to top it off. Used SCBA's are available at eBay for around $80 to $100 and then you need a fill source. Scuba tanks can also be used but they only fill to 3000 PSI. Paintball supply stores have more info on air sources. If you use this pump or any hand pump as your only source you will spend allot of time pumping. Follow the instructions carefully if you... » Read More Yes it is, I use a Scott air tank/SCBA like fireman use for fresh air as a primary source of air. The SCBA fills to 4500 psi which will fill a Pre Charged Pneumatic air rifle many times. I use my pump when it the SCBA falls below 2700 psi to top it off. Used SCBA's are available at eBay for around $80 to $100 and then you need a fill source. Scuba tanks can also be used but they only fill to 3000 PSI. Paintball supply stores have more info on air sources. If you use this pump or any hand pump as your only source you will spend allot of time pumping. Follow the instructions carefully if you get one or you will burn up the pumps o-rings. « Show Less
2111791
Should be able to do so, since they have the standard hose threads. You might want to contact Dramm and ask to be sure. www.dramm.com
1038208
It should work. I use it filling a Crossman rifle using a scuba tank adapter and the hose. The longer hose make filling easier.
1029179
The kit includes the 130-036 and complete 1322-013 assembly, ready to install. I suggest ordering an extra 130-022 (the o-ring sealing air to the pellet) as well as an extra 130-035 (o-ring on end of valve assembly), and a 760-140 (piston cup) . If yours has a metal ring retaining the pump handle - piston assm. - to barrel, order a roll pin 130-030 (available at many hardware stores 9/64 x 1 in.) or replace with standard snap ring. Be sure to sand the inside of the pump chamber using 220 grit sandpaper flaps stapled to a wood dowel to remove burrs which will damage the new soft parts. Watch several of the online videos to get repair info. Talk with the parts guys at Crosman, Toll free: 800-7AIRGUN (724-7486) they are quite helpful. Are the trigger and sear in good shape? Good luck.
358682
I cannot give you a definitive answer. The key lies in the M22 connectors. I believe they are fairly universal. In my case, I ordered both the hose and a new wand both of which came with some connectors. I ended up at Lowe's getting another connector to get it all hooked up. Now my pressure washer has an M22 female (which it did to start with) and the hose has one end M22 male and the other female. The wand itself has an M22 male so everything can be disconnected when not in use. I guess the short answer is that it may directly fit or you may have to buy a little brass to get it hooked up. The hose itself seems to be of good quality so it didn't bother me to spend another 5 bucks to get it going. Hope this helps.
1418749
I am not sure but i did a google search for your pump and found this parts page with a replacement part made for the Ravexhttp://ravx.com/products/pump-parts/ and to purchase the part your question was about link http://store.ravx.com/c/pump-spares_pump-parts?pkey=1a536cba2db2e98963500b13f967fe7e&ckey;=1071329.1073605.0.0.0My guess is the one you were asking about would work but then again the threads on the barrel end may be different. Not sure they would be ISO
1203618
This nozzle uses a standard fitting. I don't know whether the Simpson does or not. You should be able to look both up and see.
586224
The spray gun comes with a Male threaded connector which fits "most" hoses. If you want to connect the spay gun using a male "quick-release" if the hose has a standard female quick connect, that is sold separately, but you can find those at any hardware store for less than $2.
22580
The Crosman documentation only mentions theP311, so I would think not. BTW, these appear to be cheaper from the Crosman site.
1377628
I don't know 100% for sure, but if the pump and gun uses a standard 1/8 NPT quick disconnect fitting, then yes.
1016208
this adapter is for Paintball CO2 canisters, it will NOT work with a original SodaStream canister
1943815
Yes. It is compatible with all paintball markers equipped with a standard air supply adapter.
1640800
I did not try compatibility by myself, but I can say that thread on this part is not one of standard SAE or metric threads, it is designed to be unique, I tried to find something compatible with this thread, and did not find, so I doubt it's compatible with competitor manufacturer. Also pour quality and longevity of this part does not worth to use it unless it fits perfectly. I would rather use Hayward part or something else.
1534546
Karcher uses the M22 style coupler on this, so if your user manual doesn't state what type (and it probably won't, because how dare you try to adapt something other than genuine xxx parts.;) look up replacement hose images for Karcher or M22 and see if what you have matches.
2225530
Sorry... in a word NO this camco 12' extension hose[OR ANY SCREW-ON-FITTING , is HI PRESSURE [TANK PRESSURE] QUICK-RELEASE for-the-most-part are all LO PRESSURE ==WHOLE DIFFERENT SYSTEM==
2203104
It should fit at the end of a standard hose. Spend the money and go with the brass, don't use the chrome ones, I've had bad luck with those.
1280265
Best answer would be, probably not. You would have to know what type of threading is on your non Intex equipment and what type of threading Intex in using. This type of hose screws onto the pump inlet and outlet as well as the side of the pool.