Northern Tool + Equipment offers one
Milwaukee M12 Cordless Compact Tire Inflator (2475-20, Tool Only) for
Free (
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2-Pack Milwaukee M12 REDLITHIUM XC Extended Capacity 3.0Ah Batteries (48-11-2412) on sale for
$79.
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Product Details:- M12 REDLITHIUM XC Extended Capacity 3.0Ah Batteries
- 12-volt 3.0 Ah (32 WHr) lithium-ion batteries (charger sold separately).
- For use with most Milwaukee M12 cordless tools (not compatible with 2320 M12 plumb laser and 2290 sub-scanner M12 cordless detection tool).
- 3-year limited warranty
- Milwaukee M12 Cordless Compact Tire Inflator
- Cordless compact inflator fills a car tire in under 2 minutes to 25-35 PSI.
- Fills a light truck tire in under 6 minutes to 30-45 PSI.
- RedLink Intelligence with TrueFill auto shutoff technology.
- High-efficiency pump and motor for true 120 PSI capability
- Illuminated digital gauge with target and current pressure reading.
- Weather and impact resistant with a reinforced cage.
- 3-year limited warranty
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For people who are deciding, one thing to remember is that this doesnt include a charger. Its just batteries, and the inflator(tool only)
You've got far more comments from people saying it's +/- 1PSI but you're not giving those anywhere near as much weight as the one comment that says they are +/- 3 PSI. Instead you seem to have gone whole hog on Milwaukee being dastardly villains and pushing defective products.
This inflator is noisy and slow but its faster than a manual pump or dealing with an air hose. I'm guessing about a minute to raise from 29 to 34 PSI. I tighten the lugs on the next tire while it's filling the previous.
I've not used it with a 3.0 but it eats 1/4 of a 6.0 filling 4 tires from 29->34 PSI, so likely most of a 3.0.
Its Schrader connector screws on. If I used it more I'd buy a quick-clip but it's not too bad. Its inflator needle storage is appreciated and it gets well-used at the first basketball practice.
I've had no issues with its accuracy.
It moves very little air with each cycle so not suitable for high-volume applications like inflating beach toys or air mattresses, or if a tire needs a burst of air to seal like on your wheelbarrow.
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I've had the M12 inflator for about a year now and can confirm that I also have an issue with the displayed PSI. Mine shows about 4 PSI higher than what it actually is, and I've verified with three different gauges (two digital, one high quality analog). That said, it's consistently off, so it's simply a matter of putting 39 instead of 35 when filling my tires. Doesn't bother me since I always use another gauge to verify.
I have one of the 6.0ah batteries that I use with the inflator. The little ones don't last long at all (which I also recently discovered with my M12 LED tower light). That's why the deal here is appealing -- the 3.0 batteries will be a nice change from the little 1.5 ones that I have.
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