Can I use my vacuum hose to inflate the Intex Classic Downy Full Airbed
1735647
You can but it is not You can but the nozzle for where you inflate is not the same.
1735648
Not sure... We had a non-intex air pump but it wouldn't fit. We pulled a plastic bag with a hole in the bottom through a toilet paper tube. We pressed one end against the pump and the other against the maytress's nozzle to inflate it.
279510
I use the on board hose that came with the vacuum. It does not pull out easily and wants to go back to the storage position if not held firmly.
53119
Yes it would. The silver connector at the bottom of the blue handle is not threaded but you can unscrew and then you screw in your hose that goes to the portable inflator. Just be very careful when you tighten as the blue base is not very strong and easily cracks. I would recommend something more heavy duty but you can certainly make it work for you.
1173527
Yes, if you have a cone adapter, but you won't need it. Just inflate slowly by mouth, takes 10 min
1320012
It does NOT come with an air hose. You must provide your own, and to save you the trouble, the manual insists that you use a hose that is rated for 300PSI
1614107
The inflating hose is attached inside the housing of the air inflator. I am not sure how it is attached inside. I am guessing it my be threaded into the compressor. It has worked fine the few times I have used it. Much quicker inflating tires on our automobiles than the compressor I had prior to this one. It was a little smaller, but also worked from a 12 volt lighter.
2157590
yes you can ,air compressor is better . because you can regulate air to the air brush
1919150
No, only the creepy hose works. Vacuum hoses are the same size but the connections won't work and they are weighted differently.
51301
Not that I am aware of. i do not use it for that purpose. There are no air needles included and the hose end is not set up to accept such a connector. I use it to inflate an air mattress that has a one inch opening. FF
310573
HI, I never had to try anything beyond the pump that's built in, but I imagine that even the exhaust of a vacuum cleaner could inflate it.
2089850
I don't know but I bought a Intex pump at Walmart and it inflated pretty quickly. Mine is electric but they do have one for cig lighter and they are only about 15 bucks you could probably leave some air in and fold them but they are kind of big
1681762
No, but have found that standard pool vacuum hose works fine with this unit.
43615
Other than contacting the Manufacturer, I really don't know unless you go to a store that sells air compressors and see if maybe they can make or have a hose in stock or they can steer you in the right direction. Good Luck!
1423453
It depends on your pump. My vacuum pump has a quarter inch flare fitting and so I was able to hook the red hose (high pressure hose) directly to the vacuum pump. I did end up buying a 1/4" Female Flare X 1/2" Acme Male so I could use the middle hose. It cost about $4.
1541402
Yes, you can use this on a regular vacuum. Easily attaches to the hose. I have tried it with the vacuum & my regular vacuum and found no difference with results. The advantage to the portable one is just that it is portable. Hope this helps you with your decision.
232368
Yes, you can!! If a plug isn't available, you can use a separate pump: set the inflation dial to "inflate", insert the nozzle for your separate pump into the hole at the center of the dial, and begin inflating!
53123
There are threaded fittings on both ends of the inflator for the hoses. The unit comes with a quick-connect coupling but this can be removed. If your portable inflator hose has a 1/4" connection, I can't see why this unit wouldn't work just fine for you. As for the connection to the tire, there is a push-on/clip connection that has worked well for me though when brand new, you may have to apply some pressure to get a total seal. I sprayed some silicone lubricant in the inflator to improve the seal. BTW, the guauge goes to 180 PSI/12 bar, not 50 as the specs say.