Some of the pictures show a 90 degreee elbow at the base of the bite valve, some show it being straight. Which is it?
584631
Not sure if there has been a change in model but mine is straight, no elbow.
584632
BEATS ME, I SENT MINE BACK. I believe the bite valve was straight, as was the place where the tube exits the cap. 'Believe', not sure. I sent mine back, unused, as the tube was too short to be useable.
584633
The one I received is straight... I would suggest swapping the included bite valve with a better one such as one from Osprey (http://www.amazon.com/Osprey-Magnetic-Bite-Valve-Size/dp/B00AOGU8K2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1417010338&sr;=8-2&keywords;=hydration+bite+valve).
584634
Mine is straight. I think the 90 degree is an optional accessory with a valve lock. Not included in this package.
1841995
It is an oral inflation valve. It is like the valve on a beach ball that you blow up using your mouth.
1695704
No I don't believe so Only thing you can really change is end plates. The straight piece is part of the elbow.
1758300
The specific 45 degree and 0 are solid lock ins.The varying sizes are all tightening by hand.The only issue I have run into was the squealing it makes when swinging the adjustment arm around to the right angle.
118866
I've used elbows at 90 degrees, with forearms parallel to the ground. This has worked well for me.
1539445
It looks like it is a misprint. I opened mine to the max and measured it with a ruler for you. The maximum opening of the jaw is 3cm. It is a small tool.
62696
No, it does have an ball-socket joint that connects the bracket to the base, but it is limited to about 30 degrees maximum deviation from the right angle it makes with perfectly straight up.
356047
It already has a bite valve on it. I don't know what an additional bite valve would do for you.
2197645
Pretty sure it's elbow. I'll have to check at work in the am and let you know. Thx
1233050
if you lose air, it won't be significant. Most valves are in-line, not 90 degrees. The shock, or wheel really should be designed for in-line attachments - not the pump's fault.
109771
Looking at ours, it is inserted to where the end is even with the metal block it's inserted into. As far as how it might be slanted, it isn't. It appears parallel to the base. Don't know if that helps.
1380486
You have to decide where you want your elbow to be and bend into position. There was no discernable indication. I love mine and I searched for a long time.
1967165
has exactly what you see in the picture. I'm not sure what you mean by elbow tubing...
101174
The supplied bite valve is oval in cross section and approximately 3/4" X 5/8". The tube itself is less than 1/2" in diameter. If too tight, you can always remove the bite valve, string the tube through the pack loops and reattach the bite valve. I replaced mine with the Ergo Hydrolock as the supplied bite valve sometimes leaks if there is back pressure from the bladder.
697204
Hi Patricia, unfortunately no, the tilt is limited to 45 degrees not 90 so its only half way there! Not too many applications that need 90 degrees, so Ill take a guess and say this for a dental practice maybe? If so, you should check out the ICW mounts, they are expensive but made for that application specifically. Cheers! Allan ~ InstallerParts
2165879
The picture you view initially for the product is different from the detail when you obtain more information about the faucet. The initial view shows the handle with a curve; the details show a straight handle.
1368654
Not at home right now, but I thought it showed the full 360 degree rotation. Good piece of gear. I've been using it for my tubing bender and have been very happy with it.