What are the two holes in the pump handle (stock) for?
1449215
I don't have these anymore. I replace the pump handle with slimmer 1/4 inch wood pieces and screws. This allows the detached barrel and stock to fit nicely into an 27 x 10 inch carrying case. When the pump handle swell is done away with then barrel lays nice and flat in the carrying case.
1449216
my beef was the stock is to straight on the new ones the older ones had a 2 to 3 in more drop at the back of the stock had to cut a slant in front of old stock so the for arm would go all the way up don't know about holes in pump handle thanks
1449217
Drilled for the roll pins which connect wood for stock to steel pump lever.
1449218
Drilled for the roll pins which connect wood fore stock to the steel pump lever.
1449219
The holes are where the roll pins are that hold the fore arm stock to the metal pump rod .
1449220
The holes are where the roll pins go that connect the pump rod to the fore end stock.
1594536
You release pump handle by turning counterclockwise. You may have to hold screw on cap while doing this. Then you can pump pressure into tank.
1895087
I would check PyramidAir. They have a section that shows what connections are needed for different pumps and rifles. Hope this helps.
1171549
They are for the two holes in the latch. They go through both holes to keep water from seeping in through the latch area
535036
The pump has some adapters incase they dont fit. As i was told when i bought mine that i had to look for one that had two connections plus ground.
679719
I used it to replace an existing handle. Which had the hard wear, I simple removed and re-used what was there. There was a screw and washer. If you look at any other strap handles on a kayak they will be the same. It is a good quality when the other handle wears out I will then make it match. I would use a screw or a drill bit ( I had to drill them out) to cut through the strap. The holes are set in the plastic but not pre-drilled.
2033183
There is a series of holes up the handles. The lower part has a little "button" on each side. You push in the button in on one side, and move the handle to the height you want, then let the button pop out the hole closest to the height you need. Then you do the same with the other side. It's VERY easy, and takes just a second.
534450
There is an adjustment valve on the handle. It allows for pressure control also.
1569809
It has flange or boss with a hole through it up near the top where a hook or strap might be installed but I just carry it around by the pump handle.
1931666
There is a long handle that protrudes from either the left or right hand side of your body depending on how you mount it. You pump that handle up and down and that pumps air pressure into the tank. You do not have to remove it from your back to pump it.
1526755
No, the handle was broke when I got it new. I put a piece of conduit over it to salvage the unit. The stock handle is junk, but now it works well for me.
396284
The pin should be under a "hidden" lid in the handle; check again! If it is not there, request it or exchange the pump.
380144
There's a safety you need to pivot down(?) while squeezing to remove the pressure. You can see the safety on the bottom in the picture on this item between the lower handle and the point where the two halves meet.
373856
There ARE threaded holes, but in My case (fitting it to a Ridgid 4512) I wanted to shift the tube over a bit. Drilling new holes and tapping them was not too difficult.
1759649
Its to vent the gas... Just like any other brake, it has holes or slots in it.
1648683
The tall handle with thumb latch is outside and the single handle is inside. It fits standard two hole drill pattern if you have a two hole system. You have to drill a third hole ....something like a 1/4 inch dia. at the bottom of the exterior handle. There is a matching cap to cover the bottom attachment inside.This is a high quality item. I bought a matching one for back door.
962468
There are pre drilled holes. The handle comes uninstalled. The cooler gives you the option of right or left side handle mounting.