Could Hose of Bulldog Winch Tire Inflator BDW41000 be Extended

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Can the length of the airline be extended / doubled by using an additional nail-gun type air hose that has NPT 1/4inch fittings? Thanks.

asked by: Larry H

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The hose of the Bulldog Winch Compressor # BDW41000 that you referenced attaches to the compressor with standard quick connect fittings seen on most compressors. If you wanted to add hose to this you pretty easily could with standard compressor hose.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Joe I.

7/4/2020

That Bulldog air QD male adapter coming out of the handle is too large in diameter for any of my garage air compressor attachments. Can it be unscrewed and replaced with a standard size? If not, Can you recommend the appropriate size female end QD. Seem proprietary which kinda sucks for versatility without having to customize hose fittings

John

9/30/2020

@JoeI I am not sure if this has been answered for you. But, it can't the thread pattern on the Japan Nitto style male coupler is different. I have searched the web for a fix and only thing I have found is to cut the hose and use Nitto style on one size and the standard Milton coupler on the other. I am working with another company that makes adaptors for some other portable compressors to see if they have an adaptor that will work with the Bulldog. overall this is a great compressor if the hose was different and if they had quick connects for the power cables so you wouldn't have to open the hood every time.

Answer 1

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