can this pump be used to inflate a donut cushion?
2071417
I don't know what kind of an opening a donut cushion has but maybe this will help... By it self I used it on the tires of my bike and with a needle it works on all kinds of sports balls.
677279
No, it can't handle the pressure you need for that. There are bicycle rated foot pumps however.
1238230
I imagine you can. It has standard openings for inflation. I use a battery powered pump which has a few different nozzles; one fits. Unlike the New England Patriots' footballs, my mattress has had no trouble with deflation. :-)
2132568
I don't see why not as long as it is not the type that has the larger hole for inflating with a blow dryer
1472522
I didn't try it, but I would expect it to inflate them very well. You may need to fashion an adapter for the nozzle, as the smallest outlet is about 5/8 inch in diameter. You'll also waste a good bit of battery between balloon changes unless you switch it off in between fillings. But it should work.
1772698
I don't believe this is suitable for that purpose. It's not actually an air compressor, where you have an instant volume of air at the press of a button. It's basically designed to pulsate or pump air into air inflatable devices such as vehicle tires, basketballs, etc. BUT... if you are looking for a FAST vehicle tire inflation pump, this is the ONE to get! I LOVE mine!
1952895
I would think so. I used it to inflate an exercise ball and it worked fine.
1032028
A hand pump will work as long as it has a nozzle that tapers to about 3/8". However, these take a LOT of air, so small hand pumps will take a LONG time to fill it. We recommend a high volume air pump, like our Exercise Ball Air Pump (which can be used to fill any large inflatables, as well).
325962
Yes! It has a very good hand pump included. It seals and easily inflates the cushion.
1527606
I would guess it depends on what kind of nozzle the donut has. If the nozzle is one of those plastic mouth inflators that you would see on kids swimming gear then yes it does have a nozzle attachment for that.
333583
This is the best of several air pumps I have had in the past. I have no idea if it would work for that application. It has plenty of capacity and multiply types of connections. I have used it inflate tires but nothing else.
190001
This item is a tire inflation gauge. It is NOT an air compressor! It is attached to a standard air compressor line with a quick-disconnect coupling. Attached to an air compressor it would work fine for inflating bicycle tires.
1150930
I don't think it would work well to inflate a tire. You'd need an adapter for one thing, and I think the total pressure produced is probably too low. I'd recommend you buy a combination tire inflator/battery jumper and keep it in your car.
1207222
If it is filled with a needle like a ball, I would say so, but this is not a high volume pump. Appropriate for road bike tires, or a small emergency pump.
1908050
We use a pump to inflate all our pool stuff. I imagine it would take time but I'm sure you can do it yourself with our own air.
19889
We have an Electric Pump available that easily inflates, I have provided the link below: New Intex 66621E Air Inflator With Quick-Fill 12 Volt Rechargeable Electric Pump Carry Handle
2042377
I don't think that would work. The pump runs off of the "lighter" socket, and it's not that powerful. It takes quite a while to fill up. I don't know if it would have enough power to inflate with the weight of your dog on it. I don't know if this would help, but it's a version of something that I used before I got this. Roll up something soft and bulky for each side that will fit in the space behind each front seat. Before I got this inflatable thing I used a cheap dog bed I got at World Market--they came rolled up in a bag, and I never even took them out of the package--they were basically big bolsters. (A length of foam eggcrate mattress cover rolled up and taped together would work pretty well, and you could trim it to the exact size.) After your dog's in and you've got him on the seat, put the bolster into the empty space. It'll keep him from sliding off of the seat. My greyhound would freak out if she slid off the seat and was afraid to climb back up when the car was moving. This worked pretty well.