Do you pump and then pull a trigger? Or does the pump handle act as the trigger? Also, would it reach a second story window?
1433751
The pump acts as a trigger, there is no actual trigger on the blaster. It can reach a second story window, for me at least. All you do is use the pump and the water shoots out.
1433752
Pump handle is the trigger. The pump is the shot. Designed very effectively. You stay right on the mark...
1902445
It requires you to hold the trigger down to spray. It s not the pump trigger that ypu would find onbthe black flag plastic model
2218251
It is not a trigger. You have to pull back the lever and release it to fire. So the fps ~fires per second ~ is however fast you can do that.
1099371
Sorry I'm so late, trigger is black bar in handle and is pulled with fingers, the button on side must be depressed with thumb to unlock bar/switch to get chain running. Blade moving motion occurs by pulling/pushing handle(orange) towards jaws, this blade movement allows you to grab stuff & not bend over also
1400932
The act of pushing forward and back as you mop the floor compresses that handle. It is a push/pull action while holding the mop in the moping position of 1-2 inches so you only need to pump the handle for extra steam. After switching on you should pump it 10-12 pumps wait 30 seconds and then begin mopping.
780170
Your pump would need a rail, and you would have to attach a vertical grip or something similar that has a slot for the switch.
1135307
The trigger is pushed down with the thumb. Easy to push if your thumb can move toward your palm. Hope this helps.
1171188
As you hold the handle you are closing one trigger, then you pull the other trigger to cut. It is a very natural motion.
105463
Yes, you have to keep pumping, just use long easy pulls on the handle. it is pretty efficient.
805339
The pump has a float switch on it- mine is inside a housing (I use it as a laundry/wastewater pump) but I'm pretty sure it triggers with the water an inch or so above the bottom of the pump housing. Little Giant is based in Oklahoma and has excellent customer service- if you call or email them, they will give you a direct answer.
888753
There's a starter button on the right side near the handle. You push that down, hold it and then pull the trigger on the handle. It's a little awkward, so I always had to user two hands to do it. Once you pull the trigger it starts up - so you have to have a good grip so that it doesn't jump forward. I know it sounds a little complicated, but you get the hang of it quickly.
1515300
Leave the handle on. Makes it easier to lift out. Note: Lift this out with the pump on.
1130781
I just want to clarify: If you are pumping up to the ceiling, then the pump should be on the ceiling. If you are pumping up to, say, 4 feet off the floor, then that's the best place to place the pump. In other words, at the highest point of the pumping.
1294964
I have say yes if I pull trigger if not on valve it has air come out, hope this helps
2250914
it has a locking hand squeeze trigger, which is the protrusion you see on the handle... that allows you to adjust the spray or lock it full on...if you release it, the flow from the wand stops
1552857
The gun needs to be loaded with 2 (two) sticks for the trigger to work. Push one in as far as you can then load a second behind it. The second one actually works off the trigger pushing the first down through the heating elements.
1358855
you would have to hold trigger down, once you release trigger it stops firing