what is air line size
280758
The hose that comes with it is 1/2 inch which is to connect to a valve bank, a manifold. The manifold itself has numerous valves which themselves connect to the air devices, these are generally 3/8 inch. Remember to buy anti siphoning, inline stop valves. Hope this helped.
280759
I removed the brass tip & manifold in order to connect a 1/2" ID hose to it using a hose clamp.
280760
It is 5/16" ID between the manifold and pump. From the manifold outward you use standard 1/4" airline.
2028898
I assume you mean the hose diameter, it is not a real issue the real issue is the air pressure availableI used 3/8 and 5/16
2051190
Air Inlet/Outlet: 1/2-inch NPT (that is stated under the details)., they are female, does not matter how far, mine works well. I have learned a lot, about compressed air, and spent a lot of time researching it. The single best thing you can do it to installe a after cooler on your compressor. I did just that and never have a water in my lines,
271739
Line depends on what model you buy. Here's a quick reference for monofilament line capacity: ABF-30 330/6#, 260/8#, 180/10#. ABF-40 410/8#, 290/10#, 260/12#. ABF-50 440/10#, 390/12#, 280/15#. ABF-65 540/12#, 390/15#, 320/20#. See okumafishing.com for additional info.
948065
I haven't worked on the clothesline yet so I cannot answer this question. Sorry.
650491
I'm not sure of the exact dimension if the fuel line. I have 3 different cars though and all the fuel lines are the same on mine. Just that regular old blue line.
1061975
not sure of the exact size. It had a shutoff in it when purchased. However I bought a shutoff for the old tank before it cracked and it was the standard small engine fuel line shutoff purchased from my auto parts store (NAPA)
1960241
Sorry I do not have air conditioner. But the measurement that they gave in box are correct.
1275676
1/2"-inch is the socket size. there are 1/4-inch, 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch. The hose is standard, so yes, you should be able to connect to any air hose.
1780756
Note that the 2 sizes mentioned in the Amazon listing are 15mm and 30mm. This has nothing to do with the width, which, at 5 inches, is about 125mm. They simply got the units wrong. It should be shown as 15 m (metres) and 30 m which are respectively 49 ft and 98 ft, being the lengths of the clothesline itself, not the width of the unit. Hope this clarifies things. The US should have gone metric in 1976, to be congruent with most of the rest of the world.
2059998
I don't remember the size but it was packaged very tightly - no dead airspace, just product. I don't remember it being all that large.
306394
Measure the diameter of the supply line. Most are one inch. Compare it to a cheap piece of PIC if you can't measure. Hope this helps.
639325
2 230 mm and 4 140 mm. There is more than enough airflow in this case. There is a low and hi fan speed button as well.
1821356
Standard 3/8" ID X 5/8" OD air hose from Harbor Freight or hardware store; and fittings to match.
1432571
The filter is 5.5 inches tall. Six inches wide at widest part of cone. Inlet tube is about three inches wide. Allows much more airflow than stock setup
1046851
I just measured mine, the air hose is 12' and the power cord is just shy of 9'.
1156741
Yes I believe that braided line you mentioned will work. But to save you a few bucks, 3/8ths flexible air line tubing and the appropriate brass fittings will do the job just as well. Also keep in mind the duty cycle of the air pump will be taxed to double its capacity. Other than that we love ours, it works great.