Jobe Compressor Adaptor, Car Tyre Valve Adapter to Inflate Boston Valve Towables with a Compressor
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Jobe Compressor Adaptor, Car Tyre Valve Adapter to Inflate Boston Valve Towables with a Compressor
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SKU: 410200023
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Features
Specification
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
The Jobe Compressor Adaptor lets you inflate your towable with a compressor instead of a hand pump. It has a car tyre valve for the compressor and fits all Jobe Boston valves, so you can fill up at a petrol station or with your own compressor.
A small part that saves time and effort before a day on the water, handy when you set up towables for family and friends before heading out from a UAE marina.
Features
Feature
What it does for you
Car tyre valve
Connects to a standard compressor or petrol station air line.
Fits Jobe Boston valves
Works with all Jobe Boston valves.
Compressor inflation
Faster than pumping your towable by hand.
Specification
Type
Compressor adaptor
Compressor side
Car tyre valve
Towable side
Fits all Jobe Boston valves
Model code
410200023
Shipping and package
Package size (L x W x H)
20 x 15 x 8 cm
Shipping weight
0.4 kg
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
Frequently Asked Questions
Which valves does the Jobe Compressor Adaptor fit?▼
It fits all Jobe Boston valves. The other side is a car tyre valve, so it connects to a standard compressor.
Can I inflate my towable at a petrol station?▼
Yes. Connect the adaptor to the Boston valve of your towable and to the station compressor, the same way you would inflate a car tyre.
Does it come with a compressor?▼
No. This is the adaptor only. Use it with your own compressor or a petrol station air line.
