How to inflate to 110 psi....
OK, I know it sounds stupid, but I am unable to add air to my tires using the aux air connection from the MH. I need 110psi, but I think the cut-in/cut-out psi will not allow me to add air as the pre...
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What you need is an air multiplier/booster. They aren't cheap but they sure work. I got tired of waiting forever for the air to go into the tire and sometimes it would take air out of the tire if you start the airing process too soon.
This unit cost me $282.50 and it's the size a little larger than my hand. It eliminates one buying a pancake compressor which will still be slow and takes up a lot of space. This unit goes in the cupboard. It has a built in regulator on it and you need to put the appropriate air fittings on to fit your air outlet on the MH.
It essentially will up to double the out air pressure from the MH. So, if the air pressure coming out of the MH is 120 PSI it will deliver approx. 220-240 psi. I can pump up all my MH tires in less than 5 minutes. My fronts are 115 LBS and the rears are at 100 PSI.
It is made by SMC corporation.
Toban
This unit cost me $282.50 and it's the size a little larger than my hand. It eliminates one buying a pancake compressor which will still be slow and takes up a lot of space. This unit goes in the cupboard. It has a built in regulator on it and you need to put the appropriate air fittings on to fit your air outlet on the MH.
It essentially will up to double the out air pressure from the MH. So, if the air pressure coming out of the MH is 120 PSI it will deliver approx. 220-240 psi. I can pump up all my MH tires in less than 5 minutes. My fronts are 115 LBS and the rears are at 100 PSI.
It is made by SMC corporation.
Toban
