Can this gage be used with the air hoses you find at many gas stations?
1676369
Everyone else has given you the common answer, which is no. But if you're a traveler, and you wanted to use this at gas stations, then you could add this: Amflo 701-2 1/4 npt tank valve Then clip the gauge hose on your tire, and hold the station hose on the end of the gauge and that would work. Although maybe not real comfortable to do.
1676370
The short answer is NO ! However, if the gas station has a quick connect hose end then maybe if the male end of the gauge is compatible with the connecter. There are subtle differences in male end connectors that are geared to work with corresponding female connectors, some female connectors are universal and will accommodate the various different male connectors.
1676371
Short answer is no. It could be possible if you made an adapter hose to connect between the air chuck on the gas station hose and this tool. Not sure it's worth the effort. You can use this tool alone (with no compressed air connected) to MEASURE-ONLY tire pressure.
1676372
Gas station air hoses have the air chuck attached with wrenches. So, if you want to take your own wrenches and change them out at the station it will work. If you are asking if you can buy a hose like used at a gas station and install it at your own home garage then the answer is yes.
1657251
I don't think so. My pressure gauge is installed on the pump motor inlet itself, not the tank. Hope this helps.
1326324
No. You wont need any "special connectors or gauges" but you might need a connector for your hose to the air compressor. Nothing that you can't get from Home Depot or Lowes.
2021186
I doubt it since there is no gauge to measure air pressure or flow rate. But I do know that it does a great job on indicating that there is a flow of air in a pipe.
1970273
It should work fine for that. And while you could set the regulator down to the pressure you want in your tire, you would better off leaving the regulator at full pressure and using a manual triggered tire inflater (with pressure gauge) at the end of your air hose. Tire inflaters like this often have built-in air bleeder buttons too, allowing you to instantly release excess pressure if you pump in too much.
616450
Hi Edward, Yes, you can still use the gauge. You will need a two stage regulator that has a POL inlet connection. Your gauge would hook inline between your tank and then the regulator.
348445
yes..comes with pressure gauges an hookups already on this welder, all u need is tanks an make sure u switch polarity if u use gas..ive used mine abit an works flawless..LOVE IT!!
826487
Not near my compressor so I can't check. It should. if it doesn't fit, any hardware store should have fittings that can be used to make it fit. I had to use one to allow the airbrush hose fit to the gauge.
711364
I don't believe so - I purchased only for the purpose of nailing. You might be able to purchase a spray gun accessories that could be connected to the air compressor hose but I wouldn't know anything about that.
924963
Yes, but you need either a newer type Mr. Heater hose and/or a Mr. Heater LPG filter. Under high pressure (un-regulated) LPG hoses leach oils and contaminants into the gas which over time eventually cause clogging inside the heater. Their new hose is designed for un-regulated LPG.
1669675
I'm not sure, I'm using mine currently for a air hose, to fill up tires at my convince/gas station.
108575
Yes. It should come with an adaptor that changes the threading on the attached air hose.
623043
The gauges are for different gases. You can go to yellowjacket.com and search by part number for more information.
1691835
Yes, as long as your air compressor has the proper male 1/4" npt fitting on the outlet.
1475754
Yes, it can, and that is how I ended up with a broken unit. It is supposed to work, but when I applied vacuum, the gauge topped out and has not moved since. (high side). I was able to pull a vacuum and do the work. I think I got a bad unit. Still, all together, it cost less to buy this and have it go bad than to have the A/C work done in the first place.
2179476
The compressor works just like one at a gas station. Whatever fitting that comes with the air mattress should work fine. Be careful not to over inflate.
1913024
Sure. What I did with mine was to remove the hose, and hooked up a quick connect receptacle. That way I can connect anything at all to it, from an air chuck, to an air gun, whatever.