CO2 Tire inflator adapter

[Toivo]

Does anyone know if there is a adapter to got from a schrader tire valve to 1/4 mfl? I want to use a co2 tire inflator to dispense from a keg and I already own the inflator from my bike riding days. I haven't been able to find the adapter to make it work and figure someone out there came up with an idea to do this.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Hammy71]

I used the 3" for mine, but if you can get away with the 4"....

http://www.chicompany.net/index.php...46_425&zenid=50730547fd6b81d48b56dd2408788241

 

[Mr_McGibblets]

Does anyone know if there is a adapter to got from a schrader tire valve to 1/4 mfl? I want to use a co2 tire inflator to dispense from a keg and I already own the inflator from my bike riding days. I haven't been able to find the adapter to make it work and figure someone out there came up with an idea to do this.

Thanks in advance.

Did you ever figure this out? I am in the same predicament.

 

[nDub]

Zombie thread! FTW

Maybe something like this?
https://www.williamsbrewing.com/-0-30-PSI-FLARE-MOUNT-KEG-MINI-REGULATOR-P4110.aspx

 

[Mr_McGibblets]

Nice find. A bit more than I want to spend, but even so, I have over 30 16-gram co2 cartridges on hand. Just need that adapter. Will probably just get this and run a short bev line hose between it and the quick-disconnect:

https://www.new-line.com/valves-gau.../hose-barb-x-tire-stem-inflator-snifter-valve

Having a hard time finding this item in the US though. The one above is in Canada, so $13+ for shipping to Calif. Eeek.

 

[nDub]

Nice find. A bit more than I want to spend, but even so, I have over 30 16-gram co2 cartridges on hand. Just need that adapter. Will probably just get this and run a short bev line hose between it and the quick-disconnect:

https://www.new-line.com/valves-gau.../hose-barb-x-tire-stem-inflator-snifter-valve

Having a hard time finding this item in the US though. The one above is in Canada, so $13+ for shipping to Calif. Eeek.

Yeah I made my own one time because I was pouring at an an event and when I went to get my beer out of my fridge the CO2 had all leaked out over night and of course it was a Sunday so my usual filling place was closed.

What I ended up doing was cutting the valve out of a tire and using a short piece of beverage line hose clamped to it and a ball lock fitting. Then when I poured I just hit it briefly with the CO2 tire gun thing. The whole thing leaked Co2 like crazy but it was enough to pour that day. I keep it around in case i need it again. Pretty hokey overall though.

 

[Mr_McGibblets]

I ended up just getting two different pieces:

1. Schrader valve to 1/8" NPT male
2. 1/8" NPT Female to 1/4" hose barb

Will put some Teflon tape on the threads.