Under the description it says "locks on threads" can this be pushed onto a stem and let go so you dont have to hold it while it airs up??
509888
Not really. It offers some resistance to coming off, but it's not really like a clip on chuck where you can just let go of it.
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Complete with dual head straight foot chuck with lock on threads both ends for inner duals and 15" hose. 10-120 lbs, in 2 lb. increments
509889
Here is the information from the manufacturer: Straight Foot 516 / S-516 with Lock On Threads1/8"-27 NPT need to hold chuck on tire (15") valve during inflation
509890
I can't remember its been a while back I did not keep it, I just did not like it, to big and bulky found one I like so much better
509891
that's what they say but mine won'tgreat guage but requires you to stand or sit and hold it on the valve stem.
509892
No, there are grooves machined into the inside of the nozzle that somewhat grab the threads on the valve stem.
1278042
it locks by holding the rod in place and turning it in the direction of the arrows on the rod. There is a little sticker on there that shows the direction to turn so it locks in place. Once you start tightening it - it will turn til it tightens. Then it stays in place and that's that unless you decide to replace it higher lower etc. But it stays put from the pressure of tightening it. hope that answers your question!
365694
It locks with the zigzag kind of locking cuts that most adjustable stems have. Set it once and forget it. It works great. My wife has put 700 miles on hers without adjusting or retightening anything.
420827
The stems arent removable from the wheels. If you try to remove the stem the wheel wont stay on anymore. I just tried it, glad I have an extra.
1470544
No, it's no threaded. It's designed to fit on a double pop-up pole, presumably sold by Ettore.
2080416
it has a tire stem valve on the bottom. just push it, like letting air out of a tire.
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no you can't. At times the pressure would stay slow. I pulled it off and threw it away.
1646363
Hi Petar: You have to be a little careful inserting it on the stem. It needs to be put on "square". Once put on correctly, and clamped down, it is very secure. If you put it on at an angle, it will not seal properly, and will leak air necessitating another try.
1364851
The higher up you hold it, the faster it disappearsYou can control the flow or not.Hope this helps
938063
It's a little tricky, if you twist the top one way it locks. And if you push it down when in the lock position it can get stuck. So keep wiggling it, till it goes down easily, just may take a little getting used it.
1306593
clamps onto the air valve stem.....since buying it i have used it on all our family's cars.....air pillow inflatables..etc. so far works great..very happy with it....
1646364
Hi Petar. I agree with AZ_sobo. Generally I almost always just hold the lever while putting air. It's a very strong spring on the lever so if you can get a good seal it will hold it good if you don't want to hold it.
458575
You kind of have to twist it then pull it off. Also if you use the concentrated nozzle try not to take it off and on too much. Eventually mine wouldn't even stay on. Hope this help!
1017842
I haven't taken it off yet but I think you can. It just hangs there on the two brackets. Just lift back up and it should unhook right off
1977639
No, if you pull the handle to the out position, it should lock in place until you push the button to release it! If this is happening, I would send it back for a replacement.
820368
I am sure the mechanics have a special tool. I used a needle nose plier, as recommended, but they did not do so well. The tips of the plier must fit into the slots on the threaded bolt and the plier must be kept at the right position. You got to try this to understand. It's "tricky", but it can be done without a special tool.
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You might be able to do it if you use the tailstock to hold the piece on. It is not designed to do that.