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expiredKzak13683 posted Nov 21, 2021 10:27 PM
Ryobi ONE+ 18V Cordless High Pressure Inflator w/ Digital Gauge (Tool Only)
$20
$37
45% off
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It's particularly amazing for filling up all the kids' floatie toys in the summer (and saves my lungs).
Works well filling up tires. Digital guage so you can set it for whatever psi, plug it into a tire, and give it a minute or two to inflate. It's not going to beat a 'real' air compressor, but for what it is, the dual is an awesome value at the $40ish it normally is, and even cheaper on sale.
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I have the dual and have used it for inflating a kids pool and for topping off car and bike tires. Has worked great on all my uses.
Do you think the one on this deal will not be good for large applications like kids pool, etc? Or will it just take more time?
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Do you think the one on this deal will not be good for large applications like kids pool, etc? Or will it just take more time?
Are these good enough for car tire inflation and bike and ball inflation?
I don't regret buying both, but if I had to choose one it would be the dual inflator just for all the extra utility it provides.
This one doesn't have a shut-off switch so I often press the trigger by accident when I'm done with it and moving it to other tires or to the garage. Also, it can take a couple of minutes to pump 10 psi on a tire so you have to crouch or squat to hold the trigger. You can use a rubber band to hold it but you have to manually check the PSI.
Mine gets really hot filling bicycle tire.
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