Rubber tip for blow gun.
#1
Rubber tip for blow gun.
Somehow the regulator on my blow gun got cranked up to max. The rubber tip blew off, I have searched all over the garage and can’t find it I figure the easiest way to find it to simply buy a replacement, then the missing tip with materialize out of thin air.
I have looked at all the hardware stores, I can find the type that screws onto a blow gun, mine slips on and snaps into place. I found the tip I need on the snap on truck today, they come in a variety pack. 2 of the 3 I will never use, and I have zero desire to send 60 bucks
The one I need is on the lower left. Anyone know where they can locate that particular tips?? Thanks.
I have looked at all the hardware stores, I can find the type that screws onto a blow gun, mine slips on and snaps into place. I found the tip I need on the snap on truck today, they come in a variety pack. 2 of the 3 I will never use, and I have zero desire to send 60 bucks
The one I need is on the lower left. Anyone know where they can locate that particular tips?? Thanks.
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Last edited by Vintage Chief; May 31st, 2022 at 04:06 PM.
#4
Lot of the Carlisle swap meet tool vendors have those rubber tips. Last ones I bought were like 3 for 5 bucks.
I grinned like a mug when I found those things, because I had a few blowguns that had lost their tips over the years. Worked ok, just didn't concentrate the airstream and tended to blow stuff everywhere.
I grinned like a mug when I found those things, because I had a few blowguns that had lost their tips over the years. Worked ok, just didn't concentrate the airstream and tended to blow stuff everywhere.
#5
Normally I would agree. However, this particular style blow gun works perfectly for what I need. The tips on the Chinese blowgun are too wide to fit well in valve body/case passages to air test assembly’s after pump installation. The blow gun I have has has a long tip with a receiving groove, the rubber tip has a C-clip or something inside that kinda snaps into the groove.
#6
Normally I would agree. However, this particular style blow gun works perfectly for what I need. The tips on the Chinese blowgun are too wide to fit well in valve body/case passages to air test assembly’s after pump installation. The blow gun I have has has a long tip with a receiving groove, the rubber tip has a C-clip or something inside that kinda snaps into the groove.
#7
Really? Is it the cooler flush stuff you get at Napa? If that’s the case, I’m going to try that. Thanks!!
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