Does the connection between the valve and hose appear to be a standard threaded connection? IE, can I replace the hose? Max PSI of compressor? 90?
1838879
Sorry so slow to respond. Yes the hose can be replaced with a 9/16 wrench and will hold 120 psi no problem. I was a service station dealer for 18 years and this was the only tire air tool I would buy.
1838880
Yes. I use this in a shop on a daily basis @ 250+ psi haven't had any problems. The house is replaceable along with the tip that goes over the valve stem.
1838881
Yes, it is a standard SAE tapered thread. If you replace the hose with a Model 112 12" replacement hose assembly made by AMFLO, you should have no trouble; this replacement hose assembly is available from Amazon. I use the inflator in a repair shop where the air pressure is maintained at 150 psi with no trouble at all.
2222725
I returned mine. Could only get 130 PSI out of it. Connector did not leak though.
2095225
To MM: The compressor did not come with an accessories or hoses... So yes, you would need a connection kit and hose(s). It does however come with the oil you need to add to the compressor pump.
713105
The end where you connect the air hose could be an automotive or household style quick disconnect. Just go to your local hardware store and buy the other style.
722522
Yes the one I bought I used it with my shop compressor. You just need to keep the pressure regulated under 41lbs. or it will blow off the ends that connect it. Happened to me once no big deal really I just pushed it back on and kept the pressure down and works for me.
12764
And yes it is manufactured to thread onto the compressor via means of 3/8-18 NPT thread that is on your compressor.
1980932
There definitely were threads on my ball valve. I simply purchased a street ell and drained it that way. Someone knowledgeable with plumbing fittings can configure it anyway you want. Bring ball valve to Home Depot and they can help you out.
1515915
Not sure, but found out that the Home Depot close to me does not sell air hoses with the same quick disconnects. Have to say though - great machine - used it for off roading in the desert to air my tires after airing them down.
324189
I have only needed 100 psi. Line pressure with two people on my bike has been as high as 160 but only used compressor to 100 psi. I'm sure it will go to 110 and thought it was rated at 150.
858894
No You will have to Modifie the end of the hose to fit the compressor fitting .
869926
The threads are standard 1/4" male pipe thread. Unless your compressor is odd, it should fit.
1336590
I had the exact same problem and is was leaking until I really torqued it down. With the extremely course threads, typical for this connection, it was a matter of maybe a millimeter between sealed and not. We chose not to use it. I may try another, thicker, gasket and try it again but I don't know if that will help or not. I have not encountered this problem with other hoses or connections. I was replacing the same hose and connections that was in good use for about two years and never had this problem before. I was replacing the previous hose because the hose itself just wore out due to high usage. I had the exact same problem and is was leaking until I really torqued it down. With the extremely course threads, typical for this connection, it was a matter of maybe a millimeter between sealed and not. We chose not to use it. I may try another, thicker, gasket and try it again but I don't know if that will help or not. I have not encountered this problem with other hoses or connections. I was replacing the same hose and connections that was in good use for about two years and never had this problem before. I was replacing the previous hose because the hose itself just wore out due to... » Read More I had the exact same problem and is was leaking until I really torqued it down. With the extremely course threads, typical for this connection, it was a matter of maybe a millimeter between sealed and not. We chose not to use it. I may try another, thicker, gasket and try it again but I don't know if that will help or not. I have not encountered this problem with other hoses or connections. I was replacing the same hose and connections that was in good use for about two years and never had this problem before. I was replacing the previous hose because the hose itself just wore out due to high usage. « Show Less
1915771
I used brass airbrake fittings and airbrake tubing to replumb from the compressor head to the manifold, I don't think the voltage will be a problem, its just a matter if the replacement valve will fit in the place of the original. Much better switch than the what sears offers
542054
I have a similar item and it connects perfectly. Remember that the threading is backwards so you have to twist it on backwards. Make sure the tank valve is turned off, so there is no tendency for the hose fitting to be pushed away due to gas pressure. I suppose you could have a very old tank with one of the smaller fittings, if so, you should upgrade. I hope this helps.
798933
Nope. different hose adapter. look for the quick release type. Not the screw on.
1852225
Unfortunately it does sound like it is defective. The one I got has threads to screw onto any standard hose. I would request an RMA on yours.
2206956
It's a proprietary air hose so you should contact John at IQ to see if he can do something longer. The hose might be a foot or so?