Tire Compressor
I have a small pancake comprssor it works ok (35 - 45 psi) on our cars and light duty trucks. But, it is overwhelemed when I try to air up the RV tires. The RV is a small 25" class C, relatively ligh...
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This is only 9" high so fits in my low-profile exterior storage. On at 90-95, off at 135psi. Haven't used it yet but confident with patience will do the job in the field; and can be used to blow out water lines. Like you said you don't want to carry around an elephant gun.
DEWALT D55140 1-Gallon 135 PSI Max Compressor
"0.75 SCFM at 90 PSI". Don't know if that's good or slow, but at least they spec it.
For home use a larger compressor is in order, or air your tires way up at a station and bleed them down to the correct pressure in the morning.
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DEWALT D55140 1-Gallon 135 PSI Max Compressor
"0.75 SCFM at 90 PSI". Don't know if that's good or slow, but at least they spec it.
For home use a larger compressor is in order, or air your tires way up at a station and bleed them down to the correct pressure in the morning.
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