That would seem to be reasonable, but the hose terminates in a clamp that fits onto a tire stem or one of the similarly shaped adapters provided for sports balls, air mattresses, etc. Perhaps it could be used to charge up an air storage tank for such tools. What about the air reservoir for air brakes? I have no idea what pressure those operate at.
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