air compressor advice
Ok, I recently put LT tires on my F150. I will be airing them up and down depending on whether towing from about 40-42 to 55. I currently own one of these. Mine is a little older but basically the ...
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Over many years I've had many air compressors includi9ng a Black and Decker AIR STATION (Still have) and several 12 volt jobs.. They tend to be short lived and not one of them can deliver the advdrtised pressure (200-300 PSI) not one.. And on a big vehicle tire...... I should live long enough for one of those to air up my 22.5" XRVs
I have had several "Low cost" portable 120 volt Air Compressors, all short lived all junk in my opinion
And one Sears Crafstman Pancake, I think it's 6 Gallons, 150 PSI rated...... It jacks up my motor home (Harbor Freight 12 ton Jack Jack) (Bottle jack with a jackhammer pump as well as the old hand pump) It inflates tires.. It sprays paint/stain, It sands and cuts and hammers and drills and wrenches and so on
Yup, I've got a bunch of attachments
Works great
Bought it in 2006 (11 years ago) and as of last week still pumping strong
Currently in my basement storage where it lives when not in use.
I have had several "Low cost" portable 120 volt Air Compressors, all short lived all junk in my opinion
And one Sears Crafstman Pancake, I think it's 6 Gallons, 150 PSI rated...... It jacks up my motor home (Harbor Freight 12 ton Jack Jack) (Bottle jack with a jackhammer pump as well as the old hand pump) It inflates tires.. It sprays paint/stain, It sands and cuts and hammers and drills and wrenches and so on
Yup, I've got a bunch of attachments
Works great
Bought it in 2006 (11 years ago) and as of last week still pumping strong
Currently in my basement storage where it lives when not in use.
