I have the same style connector screwed on the under dash fitting as I have in my
shop and on my service truck and it seems to work just fine. I just snap a hose
on it and go. Not really enough cfm but will run a 3/8 impact pretty good and a
1/2 enough to do a job. Works good with my official military air nailer.
paul carrier wrote:
> At 08:37 PM 8/7/01 -0400, you wrote:
> >Ike ; rather than run off of the oulet under the dash, use the right rear
> >gladhand to supply air for your tools. It has a larger line allowing it to
> >flow a little more. Can't help on CFM but I can pop lugnuts using my 1/2 air
> >gun. I think truckstops sell the gladhand with the air chuck on it. I made
> >mine with a surplus gladhand. Bushed down the end of the hose and added a
> >quickcoupler. It works great...Kenny
>
> That is exactly the setup we have added to all our M109 vans and our M923
> Handy for those random low tires and such..
>
> SSG Paul D. Carrier
> Readiness NCO (63H & 45K)
> Det 2 Co. B 145 SPT BN
> Camp Withycombe, Clackamas OR
>
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