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I just used the Ridgid inflator on a trailer that hadn't rolled in years. Not sure how long it took to go from 0 to 45psi, as I just set it and walked away, but it was pretty convenient compared to firing up the old compressor.
As expected, it got pretty hot, so I let it cool awhile between tires. Used about half of a 4ah battery.
People complain about the weird chuck, but after a short learning curve, I really like how quick and easy it is.
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I just used the Ridgid inflator on a trailer that hadn't rolled in years. Not sure how long it took to go from 0 to 45psi, as I just set it and walked away, but it was pretty convenient compared to firing up the old compressor.
As expected, it got pretty hot, so I let it cool awhile between tires. Used about half of a 4ah battery.
People complain about the weird chuck, but after a short learning curve, I really like how quick and easy it is.
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Any experience with the Rigid inflator? My Ryobi dual inflator won't properly read pressures anymore and it's taken a few hits, so I feel bad claiming warranty on it. I don't have Rigid batteries, but the fact it has a 12v plug to go along with it is a pretty nice combo.
Any experience with the Rigid inflator? My Ryobi dual inflator won't properly read pressures anymore and it's taken a few hits, so I feel bad claiming warranty on it. I don't have Rigid batteries, but the fact it has a 12v plug to go along with it is a pretty nice combo.
The Ridgid inflator is excellent, especially at that price. I already have one in each vehicle + a spare, otherwise I'd get more.
Any experience with the Rigid inflator? My Ryobi dual inflator won't properly read pressures anymore and it's taken a few hits, so I feel bad claiming warranty on it. I don't have Rigid batteries, but the fact it has a 12v plug to go along with it is a pretty nice combo.
I've only used mine a few times but it seems to work well. Have to use a good tire pressure gauge to understand how far the inflator is off. Not sure if there is a way to change the inflator calibration but right now I just know that when I want to get to 30psi I need to go to 32psi on the inflator gauge. Not a big deal. I like it a lot so far. Got the factory blemished on sale from DTO for $27.99 on 1/1/2022.
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Any experience with the Rigid inflator? My Ryobi dual inflator won't properly read pressures anymore and it's taken a few hits, so I feel bad claiming warranty on it. I don't have Rigid batteries, but the fact it has a 12v plug to go along with it is a pretty nice combo.
We have one in each vehicle and use another on the farm on a regular basis to up tire pressure. Not suitable for big tractor tires (that's where the big compressor gets rolled out, but that's once in a blue moon). It will do horse / livestock trailer and vehicle tires without problems and has done great with topping off tires "on the go" (not hot, but just before a longer drive).
Any experience with the Rigid inflator? My Ryobi dual inflator won't properly read pressures anymore and it's taken a few hits, so I feel bad claiming warranty on it. I don't have Rigid batteries, but the fact it has a 12v plug to go along with it is a pretty nice combo.
It's great. Some YT vid did a comparison of them that I saw a while back and the Ridgid was the best of the lot. No brainer at this price.
Any experience with the Rigid inflator? My Ryobi dual inflator won't properly read pressures anymore and it's taken a few hits, so I feel bad claiming warranty on it. I don't have Rigid batteries, but the fact it has a 12v plug to go along with it is a pretty nice combo.
It's the best battery powered inflator out of all the major tool brands. It's a steal at this price, of you're already in the Ridgid ecosystem and have batteries. They can easily fill a car/truck tire in a few minutes. If you need to fill a large tractor tire or semi-truck tire, no battery powered inflator will cut it.
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I am in the Dewalt ecosystem but bought a ridgid adapter on Amazon for $20 so I could use my 20V Dewalt batteries on Ridgid tools because of their decent quality/performance and lifetime warranty
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As expected, it got pretty hot, so I let it cool awhile between tires. Used about half of a 4ah battery.
People complain about the weird chuck, but after a short learning curve, I really like how quick and easy it is.
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As expected, it got pretty hot, so I let it cool awhile between tires. Used about half of a 4ah battery.
People complain about the weird chuck, but after a short learning curve, I really like how quick and easy it is.
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