Does the rubber tip unscrew to add other tips, such as a needle to inflate items?
1314903
I do not believe it is. It is designed to be used for cleaning purposes. I use a separate portable pump which I keep in my truck for such tasks. It plugs into the auxiliary power (old cigaret lighter slot ). It can be used to inflate auto tires in an emergency. If you enter "toy and tire inflaters in the search window of amazon it will bring up a bunch of them. I think the one I have cost about $15-$20.
1314904
I've never had a need to do that so I can't comment. It does not appear that is the case. I purchased a separate gun for inflating so I wouldn't need to replace the tip.
1314905
It does have a thin nut that holds the tip on. I have never had it loose though so not much help.
696730
Mine did not, though this is a really good pump and worth it to pick up the needle seperately.
999663
No, I don't think so, as it only has one thing to manipulate: the on and off switch. However, all the inflatable items I have used happen to have a way to fully open the valve and therefore deflate in no time.
1047760
The rubber tip seems to be fastened in pretty well and the top doesn't unscrew, so I don't believe that these tips are meant to be replaced.
1569383
No, you hook this up to an air hose connected to an air compressor. It needs an air source to inflate tires.
930872
It does unscrew but I forgot the thread type. It was a standard thread and I used a coupling or nipple to connect to another hose. I will amend this post if I am able to determine the thread type.
36200
It has a pump with it, though I used a manual version. It is not designed to use a needle fitting, but a larger tampered blunt fitting.
1670328
Tina, the tip is supposed to be at an angle, it has a slightly beveled edge. I have been using these pumps for years, and it helps to slide the balloon onto the tip of the pump. Hope this helps!Kara
2006637
After putting 25lb of sand into it I couldn't get find a comfortable way to inflate it orally so I used a traditional stand-up bike pump with a tapered nozzle and it worked ok, still holding air from the first fill after several months. I wouldn't recommend a needle or clamping tip to the pump.
1031329
Pretty much this is your gadget. Excellent for inflating small toys, bike tires in a few seconds. With car tires, inflation from zero pressure can be accomplished, but not recommended routinely. For top ups of under inflated auto tires, this is your handy tool. The storage tank holds enough for a remote inflation if a power supply is not available. Just remember to drain the storage tank of air when you are finished for the day!!Darin
1519634
Not that I know of. There is a tip with a shield on it and two regular tips.
10711
Yes. Always be sure to partially inflate the tube and then double check to make sure you're not pinching it in the bead of the tire before fully inflating.
501096
Not on the one I received. It has a needle used for air-filled balls, but not the standard bike adaptor (see here http://bit.ly/13xsIeB). Also, I don't think that this pump is designed to deliver the high pressure that bike tires require. Hope this helps.
2284333
The rubber tips are removeable. The legs could be shortened and the rubber tips replaced afterwards.
1367631
Ours came inflated to the correct pressure. You can pump it up with a standard inflating needle and pump.
1473030
It comes with only one tip, which is a bit blunt. But my son prefers us using this tip and doesn't mind having his nose suctioned anymore, unlike the longer tip we had with our older machine.:-)
418019
Mine came inflated and they include a needle too. It doesn't bounce even when inflated.