I work fire; would the spanner work on a 2.5" hose coupling?
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Not likely, its a lot smaller than the picture makes it out to be. That, and it will most likely break the first time you use it, also, the "axe head" is virtually useless. Its just slightly bigger than a hatchet, it has multi tool look, but all the options it has for use are the minimal requirement to call it a tool for its purpose. I use it as a splitting wedge for firewood now, its ok for that. Money better spent on a sog double sided axe for entry purposes, a knife with a dulled tip for cutting seatbelts with window punch of course. A 24" set of channel locks will work that coupling of yours, homedepot. Not likely, its a lot smaller than the picture makes it out to be. That, and it will most likely break the first time you use it, also, the "axe head" is virtually useless. Its just slightly bigger than a hatchet, it has multi tool look, but all the options it has for use are the minimal requirement to call it a tool for its purpose. I use it as a splitting wedge for firewood now, its ok for that. Money better spent on a sog double sided axe for entry purposes, a knife with a dulled tip for cutting seatbelts with window punch of course. A 24" set of channel locks will work... » Read More Not likely, its a lot smaller than the picture makes it out to be. That, and it will most likely break the first time you use it, also, the "axe head" is virtually useless. Its just slightly bigger than a hatchet, it has multi tool look, but all the options it has for use are the minimal requirement to call it a tool for its purpose. I use it as a splitting wedge for firewood now, its ok for that. Money better spent on a sog double sided axe for entry purposes, a knife with a dulled tip for cutting seatbelts with window punch of course. A 24" set of channel locks will work that coupling of yours, homedepot. « Show Less
1942243
Not likely, its a lot smaller than the picture makes it out to be. That, and it will most likely break the first time you use it, also, the "axe head" is virtually useless. Its just slightly bigger than a hatchet, it has multi tool look, but all the options it has for use are the minimal requirement to call it a tool for its purpose. I use it as a splitting wedge for firewood now, its ok for that. Money better spent on a sog double sided axe for entry purposes, a knife with a dulled tip for cutting seatbelts with window punch of course. A 24" set of channel locks will work that coupling of yours, homedepot.
1205954
I wouldn't think so.. It would have to be probably 6" so you have 2" just to allow the hose to bend, not kink. The pump itself is probably 3", not counting the hose barb.
125389
Yes it will work for 5/8" hose and works very well. The answer by William S is exceptionally detailed and should meet all your questions and then some.
2010090
no I don' t think it would work, to short of a barrel. the shank is much longer than 3 inches.
1081606
I had to attach mine to a threaded coupling but I would bet just the hose and a clamp would work.
344101
http://www.firesafetysource.com/site/948848/page/2472439Looks like it.....you may want to take a look though. Might need an adapter.
2195567
You need 1/2" pipe thread fittings. Either couplers and male barbs or female hose barbs match barb size to your tubing
580666
The clamp itself is exactly 2.5" tall and 2.5" deep, so I think it should work for you.
1969473
Good question. I have a random garden hose. If that's the kind you have, go ahead and get this because it fits. I've never measured my hose coupling.
253736
This hose would work on any grill that has a 2lb tank connection and you are looking to connect it to a 20lb tank.
252741
I don't think it will. It is extremely rigid. I had to have mine cut and welded on. I believe mine was actually a 2 3/4. Nice tip but super stiff to bend
108575
Yes. It should come with an adaptor that changes the threading on the attached air hose.
511769
It should; providing you use the correct size crimper set. Obviously the lighter the ferrule material is the more malliable and easier for the machine to operate. I use mine to fit couplings to hydraulic hoses. The strength of the lighter ferrule is adequate to 1500 - 2000 psi. To give a comparison I have even used hose clips and double clips if the need arises but there is nothing like the professional finish. In summary a lot will depend on the P S I. Malleability of the ferrule and quality of the hose. In short if the formulae adds up the machine will be find.
853652
I see no reason why not. It has standard couplings. Is just a15 foot piece of regular hose.
1821355
any size hose should fit, just use any standard couplers ( from any local hardware store) will fit with most 1/4", 3/8" or 1/2" hose at any length
2169616
I purchased a hand tool hose kit that came with a fitting that attached to a 2.5 to 4" fitting
2053081
Should work just fine on the 2" tube. My husband mounted these on our 4 wheelers as well as our gator which has larger tubing than the atvs.