which air pump do you use for a franklin mininball
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Not sure as I am not familiar with mini balls. If it has a bladder inside which requires a needle and pump, then this should work ok.
723785
The pump has the 2 inflating nozzles. 1st is a custom fit for the air bed. 2nd is pointed with slots on sides of it. This second type should work on the cheap swimming pool air mats and such....the ones we tend to bite and blow into until we're red in the face after 5 minutes. Same as with arm floats(type) for kids "should " work just fine.
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Personally I would go with the 20 gallon pump, if the air is too much you can turn it down if you have the air valves installed.
683924
We used an air compressor! But any electric pump would work, like the ones for air mattresses or pool floaties! Just be careful with the air compressor so you don't overfill and accidentally pop one of the chambers!
1307324
I think we used a pump that we also use on our air mattresses, the little ones that you can buy right alongside the mattresses in the store.
859919
I had a regular air pump that I tried using, it honestly was slower and didn't work as well as the manual foot pump that I purchased for this bed.
888976
Hi there - we already had an exercise ball pump and that is what we used. I believe it is this one: 2 way action Hand AIR PUMP For Pool Floats, Exercise Balls, Rody or Hippity Hop bouncer hopper balls
715253
It comes with an air pump. do not see why it wouldn't work with the other ones.
109058
This is a vacuum pump - it just pulls air. It sounds like you need an air compressor, which has a tank on it.
2161464
I would not use a motor over what they suggest. But air pump, I would try and get the air head pump with all the attachments. Airhead makes a special attachment for the Boston valve that no one else has.
1241759
Absolutely no difference. Check out the little giant pump website. The spec sheet for each of these models links to the same exact pdf - a generic pdf for the VCMA-20 series. If you look at the chart for each model, all specs and performance are the same.http://www.franklin-electric.com/media/documents/995125.pdf
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You can use the normal bicycle pump that you would use for any normal bike or for inflating balls, etc. The only other type of pump that I've seen are the pumps for racing bikes which are made for skinny stems - you don't need one of those.
1045985
We used small electric pump. Hand pump like you use for air bed will work too. Inflates quickly so be careful not to over-inflate.
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I use a little electric pump made for filling air mattress and water toys . The pump that comes with the wedge sucks .
424371
yes the small one has a smaller air chamber and takes a significant amount of pumping and effort to get the tire to the proper psi. the size is perfect for carrying as a just in case pump. I would not use this as my primary pump unless your tires are very good at holding air. the size of the pump is amazingly small and very light just the perfect pump to carry in a backpack or attach to a bike. Just don't expect it to be easy or fast when pumping up your tire is all.
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Air, I use my air pump that came with the blow up bed. My son loves it, uses it as an island and jumper
1038207
yep, i use it on my Benjamin Discovery from a scuba tank yoke, no problem with a pump.Its a dang good quality also.