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Lidl track pump

k123456 · 2010-09-01 17:56:33

Bought a Lidl track pump (alu) recently Had a hand pump before , when I put the head on the valve, should the lock lever be in the position as in photo ie perp to the valve Thanks

01-09-2010 5:56pm

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k123456

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Bought a Lidl track pump (alu) recently

Had a hand pump before , when I put the head on the valve, should the lock lever be in the position as in photo ie perp to the valve

Thanks

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#2 01-09-2010 6:09pm

serendip

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I don't know this particular pump. But on mine, you put the pump onto the valve in this position, then pull the lever up to parallel with the valve for pumping.

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#3 01-09-2010 6:29pm

happytramp

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Yep that is correct position to place on valve. I should warn you it's pretty tough to get on and off requires a bit of brute force. Push it down until you hear air escaping then lift up the arm to lock it in position. When you're done, put the arm back down and lift it off (this takes quite a yank)

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