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Sears inflators use air hoses and accessories to make various items functional. When wheels, floats, furniture and toys become flat or lose their shape, they may need air pumped in to make them useful. Special styles of Airman, Campbell Hausfeld and Craftsman inflators serve different purposes. Choose from portable and stationary models according to basic features, accessories and planned power usage.

Inflating toys with air to make them work usually takes a very short amount of time. Use a Craftsman portable inflator on outdoor toys for convenience. Inflate rafts, water wings and floats at poolside before going swimming. Some pool toys float for a few days or several weeks at a time before needing air refills to make them functional again. Inflate bicycle and scooter tires about once per season with a portable inflator.

Machinery and yard tools with wheels are very difficult to operate with flat tires. Filling the wheels to the proper air pressure level is important, but overfilling may be a concern. Sears air compressor inflator accessories make it easier to check the air pressure on wheels for a variety of items, including bicycles, wheelbarrows, lawnmowers, motorcycles, scooters, mopeds and hand carts. Digital gauges display the current air pressure. Some Sears inflators have an automatic shut-off preset feature. This prevents tire popping from overfilling.

Using air compressors and air tools for inflation of toys is faster and easier than blowing them up manually. Some sports balls and wheels require insertion of a special pin into the valve to inflate them. Use air hose and Sears inflator accessories to connect the compressor to the object so that air will flow freely into special valves.

Many sports balls need inflation only when they are new. Check the ball for stiffness by pushing on its surface. The more give there is, the more air the ball needs for optimal performance. When using basketballs, footballs, soccer balls and volleyballs for competition, they may be officially measured by a referee before the ball is used in a game. A portable inflator may be needed before the ball is approved under league rules on the correct pound-force per square inch (psi).

Use Sears air compressors and air tools to inflate household items, too. For example, they make short work of air mattresses and pillows for overnight guests. Inflatable chairs and ottomans create instant comfort on short notice or for a casual atmosphere. Some models have a deflator feature, too. Electric inflating tools may be used indoors or outdoors, according to the manufacturer directions. Air hose coils and electric cords come in various lengths, depending on the model.

A Sears air hose inflator comes in handy for many different occasions. Choose one with the right versatility and the features that will be used most often.

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