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popularJiggy82 posted Yesterday 06:19 PM
popularJiggy82 posted Yesterday 06:19 PM

ONE+ 18V Cordless High Pressure Inflator (Tool Only) $29.97

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ONE+ 18V Cordless High Pressure Inflator (Tool Only)

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ONE+ 18V Cordless High Pressure Inflator (Tool Only)

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Yesterday 07:01 PM
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wpcYesterday 07:01 PM
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anyone have one of these that can confirm how fast they pump? I have one of those battery bank/pumps and they take so long. Might even die before filling up a dead tire
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Yesterday 11:12 PM
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AdamE1838Yesterday 11:12 PM
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Quote from wpc :
anyone have one of these that can confirm how fast they pump? I have one of those battery bank/pumps and they take so long. Might even die before filling up a dead tire

It's really going to depend on the volume of what's being inflated. I have this specific one as well as one of the dual function Ryobi pumps. Putting air in the airbag suspension on my truck is super fast but putting 15 psi in my inflatable stand up paddle boards takes considerably longer. I use it for tires , air bags , paddle boards, pretty much anything that requires pressure. It just takes longer if it's a higher volume being inflated.
Yesterday 11:24 PM
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ValorAndArmsYesterday 11:24 PM
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It's been at this price at least since Memorial Day.
Today 01:09 AM
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cvuong1984Today 01:09 AM
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I have this and I think it's very useful. I throw it in the back of my car for bikes and even for a low car tire.

Bigger tires ie SUV tires will take longer but really, not that long in my opinion.
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Quote from ValorAndArms :
It's been at this price at least since Memorial Day.
It was actually cheaper earlier in the year. I paid around $25.
Today 01:55 AM
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CoralGoat4438Today 01:55 AM
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It fills decently fast. Can top up my car tires to +5 psi in about 10 minutes when starting from around 30. But the calibration on mine is messed up and it's only a few months old. Warranty looked painful and need to ship it on my dime
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Upvote because it's more expensive than it was before.

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Today 04:04 AM
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TooManyMindToday 04:04 AM
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These are too weak for large tires, regulate these to only small wheels like wagons, handtrucks, inflatable tubes, mattresses and recreational balls. Get Ryobi's larger and more robust air inflater instead.
Today 04:12 AM
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icemountainToday 04:12 AM
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i bought one last black friday and have been using it on midsize sedans and smaller suv's without any issues. the form factor is really convenient but i try not to leave it on my car if it's too cold or too warm because of the 18v battery.
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sixtyfive_fordToday 04:47 AM
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Quote from CoralGoat4438 :
It fills decently fast. Can top up my car tires to +5 psi in about 10 minutes when starting from around 30. But the calibration on mine is messed up and it's only a few months old. Warranty looked painful and need to ship it on my dime
Calibration messed up on mine as well after 7 months. Need to send it in but they're paying. I'm sure they'll just send me a new one in about 2 weeks.

This is the price it's always been or cheaper. It was 25 bucks all last Black Friday through Christmas.
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mturleyToday 05:21 AM
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Quote from sixtyfive_ford :
Calibration messed up on mine as well after 7 months. Need to send it in but they're paying. I'm sure they'll just send me a new one in about 2 weeks.This is the price it's always been or cheaper. It was 25 bucks all last Black Friday through Christmas.
Just need ro reset it. I have another model, and it went wacky, so I just did the reset and it is fine now.
https://www.google.com/search?q=r...001b+reset
Today 05:23 AM
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mturleyToday 05:23 AM
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Quote from CoralGoat4438 :
It fills decently fast. Can top up my car tires to +5 psi in about 10 minutes when starting from around 30. But the calibration on mine is messed up and it's only a few months old. Warranty looked painful and need to ship it on my dime
Just need ro reset it. I have another model, and it went wacky, so I just did the reset and it is fine now.

https://www.google.com/search?q=r...001b+reset
Today 05:46 AM
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CoralGoat4438Today 05:46 AM
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Quote from mturley :
Just need ro reset it. I have another model, and it went wacky, so I just did the reset and it is fine now.

https://www.google.com/search?q=r...001b+reset

Thanks!

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