Help me decide on a 110 volt tire inflator
looking for an efficient, quiet, and reasonable cost ($50.00) or less 110 volt tire inflator. I forgot to mention, I prefer one that does not dance all over the floor when cycling.
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MFL wrote:
You are asking too much, for the price you want to pay. I bought a more quiet than most, lighter than most (32 lbs), very nice 6 gal pancake compressor, with quality gauges and fittings. No, it does not move when running. You'll need to add another $100 to the $50 though. Most times, you get what you pay for.
Jerry
This is a very good compressor.
I did a lot of research and was going to buy one of the cheapo Porter Cable units at Home Depot until I started reading the reviews. It has a habit of failing and the part that fails is half the price of the compressor.
After a lot more reading I settled on the above compressor which gets great reviews. I've used it quite a bit over the years for work and it has been flawless.
It will cost a bit more but it's a forever tool.
