air nozzles / blow guns

[TARR CHEVY TECH]

ok y'all im new in the field of mechanics and im lookin for suggestions on frequently used tools. i have all of the basics and some specialty tools but I need recommendations on some other tools that are used frequently used and some that are nice to have in your box for the one odd ball car that comes in

 

[Haveblue]

Buy or make a very long wand blow gun, you will use it a lot for cleaning radiators and condensers. Making one with copper tubing allows it to be flexible, and work well. It will be handy for getting into tight areas, and directing the dust away from you. I have allergies, and this method really helps to cut down the exposure. Welcome To GJ!!

 

[Dust Devil]

I have been using the Astro Pneumatic rubber tipped blow guns. I have the short green one and the long orange one. Both have performed well so far. The long one is great for blowing out fork tubes and reaching up inside generators and other stuff to blow out. The shorter great for cleaning out adn rebuilding carbs.

Both came from the Snap truck and my driver said he would warranty them if I didnt like.

http://www.astrotools.com/default.aspx?toolsnum=1716&

http://www.astrotools.com/default.aspx?toolsnum=1717&

 

[sberry]

Its something that most end up with a collection over time. The flea market has them in all lengths and they are good. Mine are a collection of stuff I modified. Brake line adapted to valve bodies etc.

 

[Zeke]

Brake line with a flared tip works the best for me. I bought the HF long reach model and not enough air out of that. It is adjustable lengthwise for whatever reason.

 

[WhiffySpark]

I have a cyclone and a regular astro

 

[Astro_Pneumatic_Tools]

I have been using the Astro Pneumatic rubber tipped blow guns. I have the short green one and the long orange one. Both have performed well so far. The long one is great for blowing out fork tubes and reaching up inside generators and other stuff to blow out. The shorter great for cleaning out adn rebuilding carbs.

Both came from the Snap truck and my driver said he would warranty them if I didnt like.

http://www.astrotools.com/default.aspx?toolsnum=1716&

http://www.astrotools.com/default.aspx?toolsnum=1717&

I have a cyclone and a regular astro

 

[TARR CHEVY TECH]

Acme cyclone or the cyclone that tractor supply sells