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Select Home Depot Stores (link is for reference only) have
Makita 18V LXT Cordless Portable Inflator (Tool-Only, DMP180ZX) for
$69,
In-store purchase only.
Note: To check on availability and price, click on 'See In-Store Clearance Price'
Thanks to Community Member
cheapornodeal for finding this deal.
Features:- Conveniently tops off cars and light truck tires with speed and ease
- Easily inflates bicycle tires, sports balls and more
- Makita-built motor delivers up to 120 psi capability
- Auto-stop function automatically stops inflation when preset air pressure is reached to prevent overfill
- High visibility pressure gauge display with back light
- Built-in LED light illuminates the work area
- 25-1/2 in. hose length for better reach
- Ergonomically designed handle with rubberized soft grip provides increased comfort
- Compact and lightweight design for convenient storage and easy portability
- Equipped with star protection computer controls to protect against overloading, over-discharging and over-heating
- Compatible with Makita 18-Volt lithium-ion batteries with a Star Symbol
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The thing to keep in mind with these types of motors is that they will overheat running continuously, so you're supposed to run them for 5 minutes, then let them cool for 5 minutes. If you jack the wheel up, it will have an easier time filling the tire.
I've had mine since it came out maybe 4-5 years ago; still running without issue.
If you set the psi on the unit, it will cut-off when it reaches pressure, but you do have to hold down the trigger. I usually wedge something in the handle to hold the unit on so I can step away.
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The thing to keep in mind with these types of motors is that they will overheat running continuously, so you're supposed to run them for 5 minutes, then let them cool for 5 minutes. If you jack the wheel up, it will have an easier time filling the tire.
I've had mine since it came out maybe 4-5 years ago; still running without issue.
If you set the psi on the unit, it will cut-off when it reaches pressure, but you do have to hold down the trigger. I usually wedge something in the handle to hold the unit on so I can step away.
I'd prefer the 181 model, but at this price I would have bought this model
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If you just want a small tool to keep in the car and not have to worry about the battery the Ridgid [homedepot.com] is the cheapest for both the tool & the batteries, comes with the Lifetime Service Agreement and a cord to run it off you car's battery.
If you don't mind a much larger, heavier tool and would prefer one that was quicker for bigger jobs like filling large truck tires to high pressures. The Milwaukee is normally much more expensive, right now it's free with the $199 two 5ah battery kit [homedepot.com] at quite a few places.
The thing to keep in mind with these types of motors is that they will overheat running continuously, so you're supposed to run them for 5 minutes, then let them cool for 5 minutes. If you jack the wheel up, it will have an easier time filling the tire.
I've had mine since it came out maybe 4-5 years ago; still running without issue.
If you set the psi on the unit, it will cut-off when it reaches pressure, but you do have to hold down the trigger. I usually wedge something in the handle to hold the unit on so I can step away.
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