Why did you make a female schrader adapter with another schrader male thread on the other end, instead of a screw on pump head with a hose barb?
442799
the hose is in-line threaded. for tight areas - motorcycle wheel - I needed the 90, same thread as the valve stem. works fine for me.
442800
Pump heads typically have hose barbs at a 90 degree angle, so that wouldn't change the angle, just the connection (it would be more universal)... everything on wheels may have a shrader valve but it screws into nothing else.
442801
Because I need it to have the female end with an angle. I hope this help to answer your question.
255521
No. I think it is designed for "shop" use for Schrader type tubes... Either way, this head won't work. I used a head of an old bike pump on a different valve handle...
1559283
No, this valve has male threads on the outside. You might be able to find a bulkhead with female threads and use it in place of the nut shown here but your best bet is to buy a different valve that come with the bulkhead.
263460
The can has a valve and it has a male screw thread outlet that fits into the female thread that is standard on the supply hose to a gauge manifold assembly.
58022
It isn't easy to hook that hose to the 'gun'. You have to push the hose itself up into the gun with force, and then start the threads. Quite difficult; but probably easier than leaving the hose attached to the gun, and disconnecting/connecting at the connection below the pump.(??) Push harder! Good luck.
412067
I always use "quick-connect" adapters anyway. Just buy a set of inexpensive connectors, which includes both male and female typically plus a "receptor." You put the receptor on the hose, and connector on the inflator. Then if you want to use another tool, you can quickly change.
998461
I don't know. I took the connector that came with the the rinser to McClendon's and told them I needed the female adapter. They fitted it to their samples and I got what I needed.
728912
The original had a hose barb , the replacment one has a choice screw on barbs a straight one & a 90 degree one hope this helps
990812
I believe I had to get a fitting from Pyramyd to attach to the end of the hose so that it could be used on Benjamin. My memory is fuzzy, and I no longer have the pump...
1384699
You may need to "smash" the part that locks onto the Schrader valve. It is kind of a cheap made tool. Works OK if you only need one occasionally
2224568
Yes- typically the compressor has a female fitting and the accessory has a male connector, so the hose would necessarily have a female fitting on one end and a male fitting on the other.
1412697
Hose threads both ends. Female end is to hook onto a hose bib with hose threads. Male end is to hook a hose to. Thus, both ends are 3/4" Hose Thread, one male, one female. Flow is only in one direction, into the female end, out the male end.
2133022
NO. The threaded part you see below the handle is for the female end of a garden hose. The other end, where you would attach it to the wall, does NOT accept a standard garden hose male end. I bought one and found out it is for threaded pipe - not the garden hose threads. It didn't work.
1070512
The connection on the unit is a male hose thread. Since the end of the hose you use is also a male hose thread you must have an adapter that will go from male-to-male. One comes with the unit but I had numerous leak problems with mine. Since it was plastic when I moved the unit, pulling the hose along, the threads would loosen then leak. I purchase a brass one instead at a local home store and that solved the problem.
143726
You should not need anything extra. Just screww the female end of one hose onto the male end of the other.
1434775
First you will need a quick change male adapter that fits the female end of the hose. I went to Lowe's and bought a second adapter to fit the between the quick change adapter and female threaded tee. You may or may not need the second piece. I took the parts to the store and they were helpful finding what would work. Any hardware store that carries brass fittings should be able to help. Be sure to tape the joints with teflon tape to avoid leaks. Good luck.
2167068
we mounted the handheld to the side threads, just like mounting the handheld to the normal spigot. bad part is, it took some extra tightening of this adapter to keep it from rotating down, due to the handheld weight off to the side.