does it always try to retract on you, making you have to put your foot on the hose just to air the tire or does it have a locking mechanism
244431
at first it did yes i know kind of a pain, but i learnd if you listen to the ckicks when you pull it works ok. pull slow as soon as you here first click stop
244432
When you hear a couple clicks while pulling it out you should be able to release and it will lock. Sometimes it takes a couple tries to get it in the right spot. It must be in the click stage to lock.
1247845
It does "lock," but not in the way I believe you are saying (there is no latch to unlock it if that's what you mean). If you extend it out fully, it will "lock" but a push will retract it back in. Just the same when it is fully retracted, it "locks" into place there as well, but again, with a slight pull, it comes unlocked. It is not a free flowing slide. Confusing I know, but I hope it makes some sense.
1039660
It does well inflating tires. If you need to do alot, it may take a bit to build up pressure again
90188
If the compressor hose has the ability to fill a tire it will press on the top valve here like it would on the tire valve.
1760734
Like any compressor, the hose will always fly out unless you hold it. Hold hose end in one hand and disengage with the other
1453220
It function just like any other air chuck, except with this one it has a latch to hold the chuck on the valve stem. It is difficult to use by itself because of the clip for the valve stem.I use mine on the end of a flexible hose connected to a pistol grip air gauge. Works great in hard to reach places like the valve stems on my tractor tires which are on the inside. I can connect the cuck securely to the valve stem and control the flow of air with the pistol grip gauge, when the air in the tire has reached the correct pressure I can easily remove the chuck.Hope this makes sense. It function just like any other air chuck, except with this one it has a latch to hold the chuck on the valve stem. It is difficult to use by itself because of the clip for the valve stem.I use mine on the end of a flexible hose connected to a pistol grip air gauge. Works great in hard to reach places like the valve stems on my tractor tires which are on the inside. I can connect the cuck securely to the valve stem and control the flow of air with the pistol grip gauge, when the air in the tire has reached the correct pressure I can easily remove the chuck.Hope this... » Read More It function just like any other air chuck, except with this one it has a latch to hold the chuck on the valve stem. It is difficult to use by itself because of the clip for the valve stem.I use mine on the end of a flexible hose connected to a pistol grip air gauge. Works great in hard to reach places like the valve stems on my tractor tires which are on the inside. I can connect the cuck securely to the valve stem and control the flow of air with the pistol grip gauge, when the air in the tire has reached the correct pressure I can easily remove the chuck.Hope this makes sense. « Show Less
1441127
Yes you just adjust the black donut on the hose or don't allow it to retract all the way and ratchet so it stays
1811916
It is Spring action and lock. It will allow till its length to Pull and locks To Roll Back, jut pull down little, it will unlock and sends back
1569381
No, it is an attachment to the air compressor. It works well inflating automobile tires. One thing that is annoying is that the hose going to the tire does not rotate and gets twisted up in certain positions.
905355
Hi, the inflator is attached to an air hose. My air hose is connected to a 3 gallon air tank that's filled using an air compressor. It takes two hands. You hold the inflator in one hand with your thumb on the lever. You hold the end of the tube in your other hand and push it down on the Schrader valve on the wheel. You do have to press hard otherwise it will leak. When you press the lever, the air will enter the tire. The pressure gauge sticks out and gives a continuous reading the whole time you're using the inflator.
1655848
It is adjustable as you open and close it. If I understand your question correctly, it does not lock to a certain width, but, rather, will retract as you need it.
2226062
If you are able to adjust the brake cable properly the wheels will lock. Simply push all the way down on the brake handle. It is a great rollator. My only problem is that I am six feet four and the handles are not high enough. JMC.
718920
you have to detach the hose each time. a bit annoying and could be better designed but attaching and detaching is not that hard.
940320
It retracts without much difficulty. It uses a bungee cord to pull the water tube back into the main compartment. For me, the water tube is about 2 inches short, so I have to lean my head down toward it to drink.
2033141
It does lock on pretty tight but I found that if you twist counter clockwise it will release easily. Once you get it down it will be easier it took me a little time to figure it out too.
2014257
It's just like a regular tire tube with a valve stem and cap. Just press the inner pin and the air is released.
416732
It is a push on locking adaptor for the tire. I use it on my Harley tires. The only awkward part is sometimes the length of the hose can be a bit short to reach if the tire stem is not low to the ground.