can this pump operate with a captive air tank, it will need to pump up to 60 PSI
1886214
no the pump will stop working. get a solar pressure pump there about 125.00 to operate the water tank.
1886215
no, you'll need some sort of holding [non pressurized tank] for this pump, then use an RV water pump booster (about 100+ dollars) to pressurize the pressure tank, use a std water well pressure switch to turn on/off this booster pump....
1886216
Yes. My pump is operating at 70 lbs. pressure with a pressure cut-off switch and a pressure tank
1721218
This pump won't be able to handle that my cruiser uses somewhere around 60 and it can't fully inflate them. This is handy for an emergency if you don't need to replacev a tube. It will definitely get you home or to an air machine.
948509
I believe you can. Air does go out of it. I haven't used it like that but I can't see why you couldn't. As long as the handheld pump has the right adapter. I hope this helps.
429871
No - the pump includes a pressure regulator, preset to about 40 psig. You WILL need a pressure tank, however, since water is essentially incompressible (something along the lines of http://www.amazon.com/Flotec-FP7110T-19-Gallon-Pre-Charged-Water/dp/B0002YXAQA/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1419617731&sr;=8-5&key;words=pressure+tank)
333583
This is the best of several air pumps I have had in the past. I have no idea if it would work for that application. It has plenty of capacity and multiply types of connections. I have used it inflate tires but nothing else.
1275991
as long as the pump is external to the tank and the pump produces enough pressure for your application
1551833
No, even if the conpressor make the enough psi, the tank is way too small to feed the air tool consumption
356022
A pressure tank is not required but it will help the pump not kick on and off as often. I used a red lion 33.
122844
I am not certain this pump will deliver 120 psi. I have only used it once and that was to inflate a truck tire from 55psi to 70 psi in 5 minutes with no problem.
1188101
Don't know the maximum air pressure it can pump but I am pumping over 100psi (racing bike tires) regularly. It is slow and the compressor gets hot .. I also lubricated the brass pump head so it can turn more freely. Yes, I am using it but with reservation.
877881
my pump is set at 55 psi and it works fine . as for max pressure i am not sure.
1895255
No, once filled the tank is under too much pressure. You would need a hose that can handle 800+ psi.
233372
Yes, the pump will actually pressure the tires higher than 60 psi but the manufacturer recommends that you do not exceed the 60 psi limit as it may damage the pump mechanism. I pumped the spare car tire in my car trunk to 60 psi quite easily with no problem. Just make sure that the amperage of your 12 volt DC lighter socket is at least 15 amps. This pump sells for more than comparable units on the market but is definitely worth it.
687875
I put mine I bought on a 15 gal tank, It says on the pump 60 PSI switch and 2.1 gal per minuet flow. It was easy to hook up and works like a charm.
146946
Regular compressed air will not have enough pressure to operate this gun. The gun will only operate with CO2 or HPA (HPA = scuba or paint ball compressed air) 700 + lbs per square inch.
444390
No. The average air pump that fills car tires can only handle about 150 psi This needs 1500 to 3000 psi of pressure.
1966835
I don't see why you couldn't air it up with another unit. It would just be a matter of adapting the fill port size. It comes with some adaptors, maybe they would fit your pump, but then there is duct tape.