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forum threadTaco_Doomsday posted Today 12:20 PM
forum threadTaco_Doomsday posted Today 12:20 PM

DEWALT DCC020IB 20-volt Li-ion Air Inflator (Power Source: Battery/Car/Electric ) $109

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The DeWalt 20V MAX* Corded/Cordless Air Inflator can run on any one of three power sources** for maximum versatility: 20V MAX* battery, 12V DC, or 110V AC. Use it on the jobsite, or on the go. It features a high-pressure rubber hose for durability. The threaded chuck and included onboard accessories make it easy to inflate items from tires to footballs. Setting desired air pressure is simple with the digital gauge, and the auto-shutoff provides accurate inflation. The high-volume hose allows fast inflation of mattresses and other inflatables with the push of a button. Move the hose to the deflation port for quick and easy take down. An onboard LED light helps to provide illumination in dark spaces. Heavy-duty rubber feet help reduce walking while in use. **Battery, charger, and AC power adapter sold separately.
High-pressure inflation mode with automatic shutoff
High-volume inflation and deflation modes
Three power sources for inflation on a jobsite and on the go (DEWALT 20V MAX battery, 12V DC, or 110V AC)
LED light helps to provide illumination
Convenient onboard accessory storage
Heavy-duty rubber feet help reduce walking when in use
Threaded chuck for secure connection to inflation valve
Includes (1) DCC020I air inflator, 12V DC power cord, (1)high-pressure tapered nozzle, (1) oresta valve adapter, (1) inflator needle
Tool only, battery, charger, and AC power adapter sold separately

https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-1...1000632717
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Lowe's Deal of the Day. Expires in about 24 hours.

The DeWalt 20V MAX* Corded/Cordless Air Inflator can run on any one of three power sources** for maximum versatility: 20V MAX* battery, 12V DC, or 110V AC. Use it on the jobsite, or on the go. It features a high-pressure rubber hose for durability. The threaded chuck and included onboard accessories make it easy to inflate items from tires to footballs. Setting desired air pressure is simple with the digital gauge, and the auto-shutoff provides accurate inflation. The high-volume hose allows fast inflation of mattresses and other inflatables with the push of a button. Move the hose to the deflation port for quick and easy take down. An onboard LED light helps to provide illumination in dark spaces. Heavy-duty rubber feet help reduce walking while in use. **Battery, charger, and AC power adapter sold separately.
High-pressure inflation mode with automatic shutoff
High-volume inflation and deflation modes
Three power sources for inflation on a jobsite and on the go (DEWALT 20V MAX battery, 12V DC, or 110V AC)
LED light helps to provide illumination
Convenient onboard accessory storage
Heavy-duty rubber feet help reduce walking when in use
Threaded chuck for secure connection to inflation valve
Includes (1) DCC020I air inflator, 12V DC power cord, (1)high-pressure tapered nozzle, (1) oresta valve adapter, (1) inflator needle
Tool only, battery, charger, and AC power adapter sold separately

https://www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-1...1000632717

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Today 03:41 PM
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EagerWinter9500Today 03:41 PM
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I think I got this for about $96 from Amazon within the past year, but this is still a decent price. And if you have a Lowe's card, you can buy a 20% off coupon from here for $7:
https://www.savendeals.com/lowes-...ne-coupon/

That's about $21 in savings minus $7 for the coupon. So $109 - $14 = $95 before taxes. I think that's a good deal, and I really like this inflator. My wife has been asking for a second one, so I'm going for it.

Edit: $87.20 before tax, plus the $7 coupon in the end. Good find!
Last edited by EagerWinter9500 November 7, 2025 at 08:49 AM.
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Taco_DoomsdayToday 04:29 PM
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I own this inflator, and about 2 weeks after I bought it, it came in super clutch after I ran over a nail. Just kept it in my car and was able to still get to and back to work with the slow leak. Paired it with a 5ah powerpack and it performed like a champ.
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Papi-Chino
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Today 05:15 PM
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This thing goes on sale on Amazon & Bomgaars for around $90 in Nov-Dec & Lowes & Homey Depot online chat will often price match 4u.
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Today 05:18 PM
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Papi-Chino
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Today 05:18 PM
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They still got some Type 1 floating around inventory, so make sure you get the better type 2 revision.
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Today 05:52 PM
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tucker301Today 05:52 PM
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I have one and like it, but I do wish they would move the display to the top so it can bee seen while it's in use.
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gemniii42Today 06:12 PM
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Quote from blueaurora :
I'd like to chime in on this one. A buddy of mine had this and had a small Ford Transit connect van which is smaller than some cars with an old battery fail. We hooked it up and it's got a testing mechanism and it showed engine symbol when we hooked it up initially. We tried to jump it as it was but it wouldn't jump. Barely even tried to turn over.

Had a cheap little Chinese one that actually tried to turn but didn't do a good enough job to make it turn over. I'm talking about a little $35 piece of junk. His wouldn't do that.

Ultimately we pulled up some jumper cables and ran it like you would always do and we're able to jump it off the first time. We looked at each other and just laughed.

The moral of the story, don't depend on these. At least make sure it's dual function (this has an inflator too which might be is strong spot).
THIS is ONLY an inflator!
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sssywToday 06:22 PM
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Quote from Papi-Chino :
They still got some Type 1 floating around inventory, so make sure you get the better type 2 revision.
It is not as if Type 1 is old and Type 2 is new.

I bought a Type 2 back in early 2024, with a late 2023 date code on it. Made in Vietnam.

1.5 years later it broke and was replaced on warranty (3 years) by DeWalt with a Type 1, made in China, with a 2025 date code on it.

Type 2 seemed better to me. The Type 1 replacement pumps slower, and makes more of a noise when pumping to pressure.

Externally, they both look the same other than the country of origin and Type #. Function basically the same, but who knows what is inside that is different. Maybe DeWalt gave the same spec to both Chinese and Vietnamese manufacturers, and continue to sell them as 1 and 2???
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Quote from blueaurora :
I'd like to chime in on this one. A buddy of mine had this and had a small Ford Transit connect van which is smaller than some cars with an old battery fail. We hooked it up and it's got a testing mechanism and it showed engine symbol when we hooked it up initially. We tried to jump it as it was but it wouldn't jump. Barely even tried to turn over.

Had a cheap little Chinese one that actually tried to turn but didn't do a good enough job to make it turn over. I'm talking about a little $35 piece of junk. His wouldn't do that.

Ultimately we pulled up some jumper cables and ran it like you would always do and we're able to jump it off the first time. We looked at each other and just laughed.

The moral of the story, don't depend on these. At least make sure it's dual function (this has an inflator too which might be is strong spot).
I'm sorry, your buddy tried to jump start a car with a dead battery with this inflator? What in the world made your buddy think an inflator can be used to jump start a car and how would you even attempt to do that???
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PabIoToday 09:07 PM
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Quote from blueaurora :
I'd like to chime in on this one. A buddy of mine had this and had a small Ford Transit connect van which is smaller than some cars with an old battery fail. We hooked it up and it's got a testing mechanism and it showed engine symbol when we hooked it up initially. We tried to jump it as it was but it wouldn't jump. Barely even tried to turn over.

Had a cheap little Chinese one that actually tried to turn but didn't do a good enough job to make it turn over. I'm talking about a little $35 piece of junk. His wouldn't do that.

Ultimately we pulled up some jumper cables and ran it like you would always do and we're able to jump it off the first time. We looked at each other and just laughed.

The moral of the story, don't depend on these. At least make sure it's dual function (this has an inflator too which might be is strong spot).
Makes sense .... If you guys were tweaking

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