finding Schrader Valve

[stevenarroyo]

i have looked for some schrader valves that look like this 1
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i cant find schrader valves with the tread on the bottom does anyone know where i can find it, but not online??

[rp181]

try autoparts store.

[stevenarroyo]

i tried autoparts and they don't have this type they have the one's that have rubber on the bottom

[nivekatoz]

That kind of schrader valve is also used in water pressure tanks for well pumps..Just look on the internet for water well pumps ,pressure water tanks,well pumps.etc...just use the key words and you should find something. I found some at Fleetfarm and Menards. These stores are found in WI. U.S.A

[BC Pneumatics]

http://www.bcarms.com/product_info.php? ... ucts_id=36

[potatoflinger]

You could also try Ace hardware (if you live in the U.S.)

[stevenarroyo]

am going to go there then 1 day to see

the one's i have been using is the one's that u buy for the car tires it has rubber on the bottom and u need to drill i hole.

[stevenarroyo]

OMG i went to acehardware.com and i found it!!!!!!


OMG thank you so such potatoflinger!!!!!

[FishBoy]

their @ ace hardware & their called tank valves

[Zippster]

You can also just take the rubber ones and hose clamp 'em onto 3/8" barbed fittings. I put a bit of tape beneathe the clamp so it doesnt tear up the rubber, but tighten 'em down and they work just as well as the threaded ones.

[blind909]

I dont get what you just said Zipp, care to explain a teeensy bit more?

[frankrede]

You can also just take the rubber ones and hose clamp 'em onto 3/8" barbed fittings. I put a bit of tape beneathe the clamp so it doesnt tear up the rubber, but tighten 'em down and they work just as well as the threaded ones.

Like I said earlier, thats a real piss poor method that looks horrible and is bound to fail.

[littlebro05]

You can also just take the rubber ones and hose clamp 'em onto 3/8" barbed fittings. I put a bit of tape beneathe the clamp so it doesnt tear up the rubber, but tighten 'em down and they work just as well as the threaded ones.

Like I said earlier, thats a real piss poor method that looks horrible and is bound to fail.

Lol you have something against schrader valves. But eh oh well, have you tried it yet frank?

I'm using my Schrader as an output valve... stupid idea you would say, but I'm bulk making BMG's (Bead Machine Gun) for my friends who live in Aus so we can play skirmish. Paintball here way expensives

[frankrede]

You can also just take the rubber ones and hose clamp 'em onto 3/8" barbed fittings. I put a bit of tape beneathe the clamp so it doesnt tear up the rubber, but tighten 'em down and they work just as well as the threaded ones.

Like I said earlier, thats a real piss poor method that looks horrible and is bound to fail.

Lol you have something against schrader valves. But eh oh well, have you tried it yet frank?

I'm using my Schrader as an output valve... stupid idea you would say, but I'm bulk making BMG's (Bead Machine Gun) for my friends who live in Aus so we can play skirmish. Paintball here way expensives

No, I use schraders all the time, I just very much dislike the way this guy keeps recommending to mount them.

[littlebro05]

What do you mean mount them?