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Air Fill Valve - Air Fill Chuck
2 Methods To Use Them
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Air Fill Valve
BVM #5758
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Air Fill Chuck
BVM #2192 |
Method 1 |
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First you will need a battery
powered electric air pump capable of producing about 120
p.s.i. The one shown below is a Sears Craftsman product.
Remove the device that comes on the output end, and then install the BVM
Air Fill Chuck. Add a few wraps of the provided Safety
Wire and the Heat Shrink Tubing.
Notice that there is an "O" Ring seal
in the fill chuck. |
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This shows the Fill Chuck threaded
onto the Fill Valve. The air source is a pistol grip
shape product available where "Craftsman" tools are
sold. |
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This photo shows the Air Fill Valve
mounted in the model and the Fill Chuck applied. |
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Method 2 |
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Use one Air Fill Valve tightly
threaded into the Fill Chuck and attach a short length
of 1/8" air line with a slightly beveled end.
If the fit is a bit loose, apply a
very thin wipe of C.A. to the end of the 1/8" air line. |
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This method allows a quicker/easier
pneumatic pressurization. Finger hold the tubing into
the Fill Valve. |
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NOTE: Recommended air pressure
will vary with model types. |
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