Decision On Air Compressor
Well after a couple of days of intensive research, and a couple of weeks just looking. I have decided on the Kobalt air compressor Seems to be the best bang for the $ at this stage. Finding con...
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Well got the Kobalt setup in the smallest bay and it is a perfect fit with room for the 50ft hose, accessories and plenty of breathing room for the AC.
Tested and drained tank 3 times, and checked tire pressure guage and air pressure cleaner. I'll try the tires in the next couple of days, have to remove TPMS to fill the tires. Once a year is no problem. I may just change the batteries at the same time. I run 100 psi, and a couple tires are in the 90-95 range.
Glad I went with the rubber hose, flexible and rolls up nice, fits compactly in the bay.
First impression is, I like it. See how it does in the long run. Only downside I see is the drain valve knob is a plastic L, it has a screw, so it can be replaced when it breaks., and the regulator control knob is plastic, but it seems to be a solid plastic.
The unit cuts off as 155 psi, forgot to check the guage to see when it kicks in. It seems to fill and refill quickly.
Tested and drained tank 3 times, and checked tire pressure guage and air pressure cleaner. I'll try the tires in the next couple of days, have to remove TPMS to fill the tires. Once a year is no problem. I may just change the batteries at the same time. I run 100 psi, and a couple tires are in the 90-95 range.
Glad I went with the rubber hose, flexible and rolls up nice, fits compactly in the bay.
First impression is, I like it. See how it does in the long run. Only downside I see is the drain valve knob is a plastic L, it has a screw, so it can be replaced when it breaks., and the regulator control knob is plastic, but it seems to be a solid plastic.
The unit cuts off as 155 psi, forgot to check the guage to see when it kicks in. It seems to fill and refill quickly.
