expiredcontrafox posted Oct 12, 2020 05:35 AM
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expiredcontrafox posted Oct 12, 2020 05:35 AM
Husky 1 Gal Portable Electric Powered Air Compressor @ Home Depot for $65
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Just saw this at my local HD.
Husky 1 Gal. Portable Electric-Powered Silent Air Compressor
3-Year Warranty
Normally $129. Clearance out at $65.
Still shows $129 on their web site.
Model #3300113 Store SKU #1004921309
They had 2 on hand. Bought 1. Used a 10% off coupon to make it sweeter.
Husky 1 Gal. Portable Electric-Powered Silent Air Compressor
3-Year Warranty
Normally $129. Clearance out at $65.
Still shows $129 on their web site.
Model #3300113 Store SKU #1004921309
They had 2 on hand. Bought 1. Used a 10% off coupon to make it sweeter.
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Just saw this at my local HD.
Husky 1 Gal. Portable Electric-Powered Silent Air Compressor
3-Year Warranty
Normally $129. Clearance out at $65.
Still shows $129 on their web site.
Model #3300113 Store SKU #1004921309
They had 2 on hand. Bought 1. Used a 10% off coupon to make it sweeter.
Husky 1 Gal. Portable Electric-Powered Silent Air Compressor
3-Year Warranty
Normally $129. Clearance out at $65.
Still shows $129 on their web site.
Model #3300113 Store SKU #1004921309
They had 2 on hand. Bought 1. Used a 10% off coupon to make it sweeter.
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Just saw this at my local HD.
Husky 1 Gal. Portable Electric-Powered Silent Air Compressor
3-Year Warranty
Normally $129. Clearance out at $65.
Still shows $129 on their web site.
Model #3300113 Store SKU #1004921309
They had 2 on hand. Bought 1. Used a 10% off coupon to make it sweeter.
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This is a bit over kill for inflating car/bicycle tires, but I hate those car pumps with plastic parts and won't last. I miss the old days with those free air gas stations. It'll be no gas station at all with the way government pushing for craziness.
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Got home with it and saw the Craftsman on Prime day
Which one is better? Thanks
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Got home with it and saw the Craftsman on Prime day
Which one is better? Thanks
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This Husky is inexpensive, very compact, lightweight, and relatively quiet - but only puts out .8scfm@90psi with a small 1 gallon of reserve capacity.
That Craftsman (Porter Cable/Bostitch/DeWalt) is bigger, heavier and really loud - but does 2.6scfm@90psi with 6 gallons of reserve.
This Husky is inexpensive, very compact, lightweight, and relatively quiet - but only puts out .8scfm@90psi with a small 1 gallon of reserve capacity.
That Craftsman (Porter Cable/Bostitch/DeWalt) is bigger, heavier and really loud - but does 2.6scfm@90psi with 6 gallons of reserve.
I personally use a nice bike pump for both. It takes me much less time to put a few pounds in car tires (or completely air up a bike) with a good floor pump than it takes to deal with a compressor and unwieldy hose.
If you need a burst of air to set your bead, you can get a floor pump with a built-in auxiliary air chamber or buy a separate one.
I personally use a nice bike pump for both. It takes me much less time to put a few pounds in car tires (or completely air up a bike) with a good floor pump than it takes to deal with a compressor and unwieldy hose.
If you need a burst of air to set your bead, you can get a floor pump with a built-in auxiliary air chamber or buy a separate one.
By the way any floor pump suggestion for a mountain bike.
By the way any floor pump suggestion for a mountain bike.
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Ok, thanks again for reply. Sorry to OP for stealing his thread.
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