Single-Acting Foot Pedal Air Pump for Agricultural and Equipment Service

Description

When you need to inflate tires, test hydraulic systems, or pressurize equipment in the shop or out in the field, a reliable air pump makes all the difference. This single-acting foot pedal pump gets you the air pressure you need without depending on compressors or electricity. Whether you’re dealing with a flat tire on the combine during harvest or need to pressurize a hydraulic system for testing, this pump delivers consistent results when you need them most.

What You’re Getting

• Single-acting ram design provides efficient air compression with each downward stroke
• Locking foot pedal release valve lets you control pressure buildup and prevents accidental discharge
• Internal pressure relief valve protects against over-pressurization for safe operation
• 101 cubic inch reservoir capacity holds enough air for multiple uses without constant pumping
• Foot-operated design keeps your hands free for positioning hoses and gauges

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump handles everything from inflating tractor tires and implement wheels to testing hydraulic components and pressurizing systems for maintenance work. The generous reservoir capacity means you can inflate larger tires or run air tools for short periods without constantly working the pedal. Whether you’re in the shop, out in the field, or working on equipment at a remote location, this pump gives you the air pressure you need.

Made to Last

Farm and shop work is tough on equipment, and this pump is built to handle the abuse. The single-acting ram design is simple and reliable with fewer parts to wear out or fail. The internal relief valve prevents damage from over-pressurization, while the robust construction handles the vibration and rough handling that comes with daily use around heavy equipment.

Good to Know

The locking release valve is handy for maintaining pressure while you work – just pump up to your desired pressure and lock it in place. When you’re done, release the valve to depressurize safely. Keep the air intake clean and check the seals occasionally to maintain good pumping efficiency.