💨 Milton S-697-2 1/4" FNPT Euro Style Air Chuck: Efficiently Connect with Ease Review

Made in Taiwan. Didn't seal when left on my valve stem. If I had held it, it would not have leaked. then the seal eventually came out and leaked when not in use. Revain has replaced it with a new one and it hasn't leaked out yet.

I've always had a big Milton 'Truck Stop' air chuck but I'm tired of dual wheels so I've replaced the old twin foot chuck with this fancy one replaces new lining. It works great and it's now much easier to maintain a ventilated fleet.

Seal shifted on first use. Well within the maximum compression level. I disassembled and reinstalled the oil seal, thought carefully, maybe it was wrong at first, no luck, after airing 1 tire it failed again. return for refund. Milton products used to be good here.

Unfortunately this is made in Taiwan. It seems Milton Industries is producing less and less in the US these days. So far this European style valve stem inflator has been fine with me. Be sure to push the valve stem down before releasing the lever. This product is most likely a repackaged product which Milton benefits more from due to its reputable name.

Very well made, please note NOT MADE IN USA! After that, the lock of the valve is not very well fastened. You must still leave the air canister on the tire to inflate the tire. If you don't, the force of the air entering the tire will knock the cartridge out of the valve. I replaced it with a less expensive device with two additional types of air chucks. the replacement works great.

Ugh! Don't you hate bending over for endless airjacking sessions, especially when airing big tires like pickup trucks and tractors? This slip-on chuck allows you to plug in and bleed without pressing against the port for hands-free bleed. Just make sure to keep an eye on your pressure gauge so you don't over-inflate your tire. The jar fits standard air hose fitting threads, remember to use Teflon tape to prevent leaks.

Milton has always been a first class American product. When I bought the cartridge I found that the standards had dropped and this cartridge lock was made abroad. On the second day of using the cartridge, the inner seal began to peel off the cartridge. In its current form, the air cartridge is basically a passage through an air nozzle. The return date is one day late. mean badgers! I usually use the "get what you pay for" metric. Firstly I thought it was an American and secondly I was stuck…