5:36 pm
February 5, 2003
Mine are crummy and don't stay attached, and the flow is slow..
You mentioned snapons, are these any good?
( the snapon page loads realllly slow)
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp ... ir=catalog
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6:02 pm
May 4, 2004
Are you sure the flow rate isn't restricted by your valve stems? I had one valve stem that was slower than the others. I could air up at least two tires in the time it took to air up the one tire.
I have had issues with my cheap clip-on chucks not working with rubber valve stems that have the decorative chrome sleeves though.
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May 4, 2004
"Dan-H" wrote: Ok, I found one.
Its a milton 697 air chuck.
Now I need to find an eTailer
http://automotive-hardware.com/tire-sup ... agod3Gl7hg
Pay attention to "open" versus "closed". If you use a pressure switch to turn on/off your compressor you probably want the "closed" version.
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