Ridgid 632-86927 18 in Adjustable Wrench hand tool
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A solid-wood tire thumper with a ridged handle and leather strap for checking tyre pressure
The RoadPro RPTT-1 is a solid wood hand tool designed to check tyre inflation by sound. Its ridged handle provides a secure grip for drivers and fleet mechanics performing quick roadside inspections. A leather strap allows the tool to be hung within easy reach in a cab or workshop.
As a manual striking tool, the thumper generates no heat and operates silently apart from the impact sound on the tyre sidewall. It requires no external power source, batteries or fuel, so there is no electrical draw or engine load to consider during use.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ROADPRO |
| Product type | Other |
Swing the solid wood handle so the head strikes the tire sidewall; a clear, sharp sound indicates proper inflation while a dull thud signals low pressure.
The leather strap may wear or crack with heavy use; it can be replaced with a similar width leather cord or strap if it frays or breaks.
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