Home Depot has
Ridgid 18-Volt Digital Inflator (Tool Only, R87044) on sale for
$59.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
BlueFog7078 for sharing this deal.
Note: Battery and charger sold separately.
Key Features:
- Easily rotate the digital dial to set inflator to desired pressure
- Quick Connect Air Chuck allows for quick and easy attaching/detaching of tire stem or accessories
- Cordless Inflator shuts down once desired pressure is reached with Auto-Shutoff
- 2 in. Digital Gauge creates ease of visibility when setting pressure
- Capability of 150 PSI to meet a variety of needs such as inflating car, LT truck, RV, and various equipment tires
- Hybrid Compatibility: Works with all Ridgid 18-Volt Batteries or included 12-Volt Vehicle Power Cord
- 20 in. air hose will reach the tire stem on virtually any tire
- The On-Board Hose Wrap creates efficient hose storage management
- Manual Inflation Override allows user the ability to inflate to desired pressure by holding trigger
- 100% Compatible: Works with all Ridgid18-Volt Batteries, Tools, and Chargers
- Includes:
- (1) R87044 18-Volt Inflator
- 12-Volt Vehicle Power Cord
- Quick Coupler Chuck
- Ball Inflation Needle
- Brass Presta Chuck
- Inflator Nozzle
- Operator's Manual
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Yes it is faster than most at inflating and the battery life is decent from what I can tell but it is VERY loud compared to my Ryobi, Milwaukee and Hart inflators.
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This tool has been great any time I've needed it. Easy to use set dial and has always been reliable. I use it for topping off tires for a small fleet.
Have even used it with good results on some heavy duty truck tires and fills them up to at least 95psi, although that takes longer.
As a preventative measure, I do try to not run it more than 7-8 minutes at once.
Buying another one for a second location.
Oh just saw there is an adapter to connect dewalt batteries
Battery adapters are exclusively made by junk 3rd party manufacturers competing to be the lowest price piece of garbage. While they can actually work OK in a low current draw application like this where it matters alot less that you are bypassing the circuit boards intended to protect the battery and tool. On real tools that actually draw large amounts of current they just melt their tiny gauge wires (if your lucky.)
No reason though to use a more expensive battery from another brand when Ridgid batteries are the best buy as far as cordless tool batteries go. They use the same range of Samsung cells as their TTI sibling brands Milwaukee & Ryobi but as long a you register for the LSA within 90 days of purchase or replacement Ridgid will send you new ones when they wear out.
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