air compressors
Looking for a air compressor that i can inflate my trailer tires and truck tires while gone camping. one that i will not have to let recycle a few times before i can get 80 psi in my tires.
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dave54 wrote:
Boon Docker wrote:
And where would you plug it in when boon docking?
Plug it into a currant bush.
:B
Good idea, never thought about a currant bush. :)- I would turn on my inverter.
Boon Docker wrote:
And where would you plug it in when boon docking? Boon Docker wrote:
And where would you plug it in when boon docking?
Plug it into a currant bush.
:BBoon Docker wrote:
And where would you plug it in when boon docking?
I would start my generator.
Bill- http://www.homedepot.com/p/Fini-1-2-HP-135-PSI-1-Gun-Air-Boss-Compressor-Combo-Kit-AB1PAK/205037535
DrewE wrote:
For a little 120V compressor, I have been quite satisfied with my Fini AirBoss. It's one of the most compact compressors I've seen, and comparatively quiet (which is to say, merely loud, but not ear-splittingly loud). It's perfectly capable of getting a tire to 80 pounds in a reasonable length of time as the shut-off pressure is 135 pounds and I believe the kick-in pressure 110 psi. - Another vote for Viair 400, airs up my 19.5 tires no problem.
- VIAR is highly rated, get continuous duty. My MV-50 works well for me. Need power direct from the battery. Cigar plug 12v is weak.
- VIAR 400 is a good one. Gotta start your vehicle and clamp right onto the battery, but it does the job. Oh and when it says don't touch this little sucker right here because it will get hot and need to cool....don't.
- Viair,for sure
- For a little 120V compressor, I have been quite satisfied with my Fini AirBoss. It's one of the most compact compressors I've seen, and comparatively quiet (which is to say, merely loud, but not ear-splittingly loud). It's perfectly capable of getting a tire to 80 pounds in a reasonable length of time as the shut-off pressure is 135 pounds and I believe the kick-in pressure 110 psi.
