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Home Depot has Ryobi 18V ONE+ Dual Function Inflator/Deflator Bare Tool (P747) for $39.97. Select free store pickup where stock permits, otherwise shipping is free on orders $45+.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../308746324
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Home Depot has 70-Piece Ryobi Impact Rated Driving Kit (AR2040) on sale for $12.97
https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../308135509
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Anyone that has great things to say about this model, I'd have to ask you how much you've really used it. As a side note, the previous model inflator is awesome, but this new model that replace it sucks. The old model looked like a mini boom box. I liked it so much, that I actually took the time to repair it (the inflation valve broke) with a new inflation valve I bought off of eBay (took some work and the use of mini hose clamp, but it worked).
Finally, if you do decide to buy, a couple notes on the new design (and other reasons I don't like it)... it's LOUD, and the LCD read out is very difficult to read except at a very specific angle (ie, it stands up vertical, but the LCD is hard to read unless it's laying on its "back," horizontal). It's hard for me to believe that I'm the only person that received two almost complete duds and the design is awesome for everyone else. Oh yeah, and the buttons are super difficult to figure out in the dark... the old version had a bright LCD on the top of it with an easy to find rocker switch, while the new version, the buttons face your body while you're looking down from above - you have to tilt it back to see it. Also, it uses 4 rubber buttons of all the exact same size to inflate, and in the dark, they're VERY difficult to find without using the light on your phone or a flashlight.
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How expensive of a tool can you get with that deal? I.e. it would be more prudent to get a reciprocating saw versus this for me if possible
Anyone that has great things to say about this model, I'd have to ask you how much you've really used it. As a side note, the previous model inflator is awesome, but this new model that replace it sucks. The old model looked like a mini boom box. I liked it so much, that I actually took the time to repair it (the inflation valve broke) with a new inflation valve I bought off of eBay (took some work and the use of mini hose clamp, but it worked).
Finally, if you do decide to buy, a couple notes on the new design (and other reasons I don't like it)... it's LOUD, and the LCD read out is very difficult to read except at a very specific angle (ie, it stands up vertical, but the LCD is hard to read unless it's laying on its "back," horizontal). It's hard for me to believe that I'm the only person that received two almost complete duds and the design is awesome for everyone else. Oh yeah, and the buttons are super difficult to figure out in the dark... the old version had a bright LCD on the top of it with an easy to find rocker switch, while the new version, the buttons face your body while you're looking down from above - you have to tilt it back to see it. Also, it uses 4 rubber buttons of all the exact same size to inflate, and in the dark, they're VERY difficult to find without using the light on your phone or a flashlight.
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Anyone that has great things to say about this model, I'd have to ask you how much you've really used it. As a side note, the previous model inflator is awesome, but this new model that replace it sucks. The old model looked like a mini boom box. I liked it so much, that I actually took the time to repair it (the inflation valve broke) with a new inflation valve I bought off of eBay (took some work and the use of mini hose clamp, but it worked).
Finally, if you do decide to buy, a couple notes on the new design (and other reasons I don't like it)... it's LOUD, and the LCD read out is very difficult to read except at a very specific angle (ie, it stands up vertical, but the LCD is hard to read unless it's laying on its "back," horizontal). It's hard for me to believe that I'm the only person that received two almost complete duds and the design is awesome for everyone else.
I've seen tools typically max out at around the $99 to $129 each time for the BOGO. Last time I used the trick to but a 9ah battery for $45 via the return method.
Anyone that has great things to say about this model, I'd have to ask you how much you've really used it. As a side note, the previous model inflator is awesome, but this new model that replace it sucks. The old model looked like a mini boom box. I liked it so much, that I actually took the time to repair it (the inflation valve broke) with a new inflation valve I bought off of eBay (took some work and the use of mini hose clamp, but it worked).
Finally, if you do decide to buy, a couple notes on the new design (and other reasons I don't like it)... it's LOUD, and the LCD read out is very difficult to read except at a very specific angle (ie, it stands up vertical, but the LCD is hard to read unless it's laying on its "back," horizontal). It's hard for me to believe that I'm the only person that received two almost complete duds and the design is awesome for everyone else. Oh yeah, and the buttons are super difficult to figure out in the dark... the old version had a bright LCD on the top of it with an easy to find rocker switch, while the new version, the buttons face your body while you're looking down from above - you have to tilt it back to see it. Also, it uses 4 rubber buttons of all the exact same size to inflate, and in the dark, they're VERY difficult to find without using the light on your phone or a flashlight.
How much were you using it? I dont personally own this unit but almost all small inflators specifically indicate a cool down time between inflates if used for a specific period. For example the inflator i current have (not ryobi) and the previous inflator i had indicated to let cool for 10 minutes for every 10 minutes of use. Overuse in this case would obviously damage the unit.
My experience has been great to. I love this thing.