What are those two things you're talking about? I looked at their accessories and I don't see what you're talking about.
How hard was that to mount? Did you need to relocate anything?I was just using the cheap bag that came with my trickflate…now it is mounted under the hood on a Marz mount…
Here you go. This is pretty cool they didn't have them together when I bought them. Paid about the same though.
Does that make it easier to remove the chuck? That's probably my biggest complaint, sometimes I feel like I'm going to rip the stem out... lolHere you go. This is pretty cool they didn't have them together when I bought them. Paid about the same though.
https://morrflate.com/shop/morrflate-accessories/caps-bundle/
Yes and no. For me the chucks tend to go straight into the dirt as soon as you set them down which makes things more difficult. So the cleaner they are the better they work. What I found works the best for me is to always use two hands and press the base of the chuck in towards the valve stem while manipulating the collar with your other hand. It makes it move a little easier.Does that make it easier to remove the chuck? That's probably my biggest complaint, sometimes I feel like I'm going to rip the stem out... lol
Don't need to over think an air hose. Probably get crap from being a tightwad but I use this setup from Amazon. It works great and coils up easily to fit nicely in the same bag the Morrflate 10SixPro came in. The quick connects are quality and no leaks from the times I have used it. The hose tubing is easily cut to exact length with a knife if you prefer and pop right back in to the fittings. I have several spare fittings thrown in the bag as well if I ever need a repair. The only mod I made to it was to add a Tee fitting ahead of the ball valve so I could use the included schrader valve to let air out or to check pressure with my own gauge.
Not bad…a computer box is moved to the side of the mount (very simple)…good video on the website…
