Okay, if I twist it onto X am I supposed to be able to push handle down
and twist lock it? I've tried and failed.
And why did wiggle send me a huge box for a pump and a few innertubes.
A complete waste of cardboard!
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Okay, if I twist it onto X am I supposed to be able to push handle down
and twist lock it? I've tried and failed.
And why did wiggle send me a huge box for a pump and a few innertubes.
A complete waste of cardboard!
elyob said:Okay, if I twist it onto X am I supposed to be able to push handle down
and twist lock it? I've tried and failed.And why did wiggle send me a huge box for a pump and a few innertubes.
A complete waste of cardboard!
HP - hard stop for for pumping tyres up to High Pressure
X - sprung stop for fitting into bike frame or pump mount braze-ons
There isn't a lock
best wishes
james
elyob said:Okay, if I twist it onto X am I supposed to be able to push handle down
and twist lock it? I've tried and failed.
No, on "x" the spring operates so you can wedge the pump into its
parking place in the frame. On "hp" the spring is locked out so you can
get a bit more pressure into the tyre with each pump. "Hp" for pumping,
"x" for stowing.
Quoted message said:And why did wiggle send me a huge box for a pump and a few innertubes.
A complete waste of cardboard!
It was a supply of free air for your new pump.
--
Dave...
dkahn400 said:elyob said:Okay, if I twist it onto X am I supposed to be able to push handle down
and twist lock it? I've tried and failed.No, on "x" the spring operates so you can wedge the pump into its
parking place in the frame. On "hp" the spring is locked out so you can
get a bit more pressure into the tyre with each pump. "Hp" for pumping,
"x" for stowing.
Hmm .. well having a 'screw' thread on the top of the body was a little
confusing then!
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:And why did wiggle send me a huge box for a pump and a few innertubes.
A complete waste of cardboard!It was a supply of free air for your new pump.
How can I put that in the pump?
😉
elyob said the following on 14/11/2006 13:28:
Quoted message said:How can I put that in the pump?
As a kid, didn't you ever use your pump to suck water out of puddles to
squirt your mates? You do the same thing with the air in the box :-)
--
Paul Boyd
http://www.paul-boyd.co.uk/
elyob said:dkahn400 said:
It was a supply of free air for your new pump.
Quality!!!! 😄
Quoted message said:
How can I put that in the pump?
Look in the doos, Doos! (Afrikaans for box) 😉 :P
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Quoted message said:And why did wiggle send me a huge box for a pump and a few innertubes.
So their couriers wouldn't lose it or crush it? Because if they don't
use up their supply of cardboard boxes they have to pay to have them
recycled?
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