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Post #137555201 added 05-29-2020 7:45 AM by 91LT250R in Deal Talk
You're disappointed with the build quality of a $25, hand-held air compressor that works?
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Post #137384099 added 05-23-2020 6:10 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
There's bound to be a dud every once in a while. What did they tell you when you tried to warranty it?
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Post #137445140 added 05-25-2020 1:33 PM by samsonn25 in Deal Talk
I have old analog one and it worked great, especially if you have other ryobi batteries and only need the tool. Cable gets hot and subject to scuffing off the clioth braiding.
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Post #137401136 added 05-23-2020 6:54 PM by Maverick1776 in Deal Talk
+1 on this response. I have this model and it works great ! Used on bicycles, and cars.
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Post #137395841 added 05-23-2020 2:32 PM by SkillfulSnail3287 in Deal Talk
The dual function is awesome.
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Post #137426942 added 05-24-2020 6:51 PM by foggynight in Deal Talk
I’ve had one for the past few months, only thing that doesn’t work/isn’t accurate is the digital gauge. Other than that it works great to keep my car tires inflated properly and for my bike. I...
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Post #137413487 added 05-24-2020 9:47 AM by fritzo in Deal Talk
Got this a year ago...keep it in my trunk. Has came in super handy for topping off car tires when it gets cold, inflating bike tires, inflating pool toys, etc. Battery last quite a while with...
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Post #137439860 added 05-25-2020 10:10 AM by congruent in Deal Talk
Why exactly are people with informed comments having their posts hidden? Apparently people can't have personal experiences with a product?
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Post #137386121 added 05-23-2020 7:49 AM by TheTomSawyer in Deal Talk
Wasn’t this like $10 once?
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Post #137389325 added 05-23-2020 9:52 AM by frostypepper in Deal Talk
That's the one I'm waiting for. Hope it goes on sale soon.
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Post #137388737 added 05-23-2020 9:28 AM by cannondale85 in Deal Talk
i love RYOBI tools. they're honestly better quality than craftsman. This will do for those big pool floats!
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Post #137404466 added 05-23-2020 9:27 PM by huey782 in Deal Talk
Can this fill an air mattress with a larger valve, or just smaller ones like tires and pool floats?
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Post #137414663 added 05-24-2020 10:27 AM by l0l in Deal Talk
Home Depot offers 180-day return policy. So the Ryobi 90 exchange policy is useless for purchases at Home Depot. Anyone thinks it useful is dumb. But the guy who reported the defective product had...
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Post #137415107 added 05-24-2020 10:43 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
Ryobi service centers: https://www.ryobitools.com/support/service-centers Chances are pretty good that the closest one is a Home Depot (with rental center).
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Post #137422502 added 05-24-2020 3:24 PM by JavaJoeJava in Deal Talk
I've used mine at least 200 times - probably 3-4 years. If you have kids this thing is great for bike tires, pool inflatables, basketballs etc. Works great and no issues other than it's pretty loud.
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Post #137406482 added 05-23-2020 11:39 PM by dbb in Deal Talk
Pretty much anything I’ve ever bought made by Ryobi has felt like a cheap toy. I always end up returning it. I stick to Ridgid and Milwaukee.
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Post #137406569 added 05-23-2020 11:52 PM by Durrrrr in Deal Talk
Just show how much other tool companies make profits
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Post #137411315 added 05-24-2020 8:13 AM by ObiWanRyobi in Deal Talk
Cool story bro.
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Post #137399705 added 05-23-2020 5:40 PM by Grateful11 in Deal Talk
We have this digital one and it works great but like someone else said the connector is a bit cheesy. But I find myself keeping my tires properly inflated now more than ever because it's just so darn...
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Post #137406773 added 05-24-2020 12:25 AM by Kipeski in Deal Talk
Sorry, dumb question: the product page says "too only", I see the battery+charger cost under $100 but people hear are talking how they grabbed it for those $25 or so. Does everyone has a battery...
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Post #137468012 added 05-26-2020 11:18 AM by FrancoV in Deal Talk
I just use my garage air conpressor so that the whole neighborhood knows when Im adding air😊
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Post #137727026 added 06-04-2020 1:06 PM by matrix5k in Deal Talk
Thanks! I actually ordered one at full price. Hope it's easy to get a price adjustment.
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Post #137649020 added 06-01-2020 9:05 PM by graymen2 in Deal Talk
Was just going to ask if I can use this to inflat an air mattress, but from the post above it looks like they have a separate onflator for that?
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Post #137434862 added 05-25-2020 6:24 AM by RadYOacTiVe in Deal Talk
Buy an adapter:. https://www.amazon.com/Bike-Bits-Brass-Presta-Adapter/dp/B07DN2MTKQ If you're going to use on a high end road bike and need high pressure, you're better off buying a nice bike...
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Post #137482331 added 05-26-2020 7:54 PM by AquaPlant6686 in Deal Talk
these would work on scooters right? i need 50 PSI in my scoot tires or is it like too powerful
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Post #137513183 added 05-27-2020 8:01 PM by derpherp in Deal Talk
I still use this one from decade deal ago. its good for small inflatable toys/rafters , the gauge are worthless, the trigger are happy and will pressed if you leave them in the back trunk every time....
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Post #137494397 added 05-27-2020 9:30 AM by BruceInCola in Deal Talk
I have the analog version of this tool, and yes, as someone mentioned upthread: - it's very loud (what inflator isn't though?!) - the gauge is inaccurate (again, I have yet to see a gauge on an...
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Post #137402846 added 05-23-2020 8:08 PM by jl2672a in Deal Talk
I’ve bought 3 of the old units with the analog gauge. Recommended it to two other users. All working just fine years later. They are amazing and portables. I always hated pumping my tires (cars,...
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Post #137394668 added 05-23-2020 1:39 PM by figure8 in Deal Talk
i'm happy with it. i suggest using a separate guage though. i'd rather have the item linked above me though!
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Post #137404004 added 05-23-2020 9:03 PM by thinwalletman in Deal Talk
I got one and agree with you 100% , a completely waste of money. Broke after inflating my car tires about 8 times.
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Post #137435864 added 05-25-2020 7:19 AM by okse in Deal Talk
Can anyone recommend a DeWalt to Ryobi battery adapter. Don't want start buying a new battery sets for Ryobi tools that I will seldomly use.
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Post #137404895 added 05-23-2020 9:51 PM by manolobindo in Deal Talk
Picked two up for $7 each at local HD a few months back. Gave one to friend and have used mine to inflate a few car tires which were about 10 psi low. It's worked just fine each time. Faster than the...
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Post #137411753 added 05-24-2020 8:35 AM by sparked1 in Deal Talk
I have the non-digital model and same thing. It’s off by 10 psi, though consistently so it’s still usable with separate psi gauge. I was hoping this one would be at least accurate.
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Post #137413946 added 05-24-2020 10:00 AM by NackJ in Deal Talk
I love this pump, it works great for me. I could see if this is all you had you may want something more powerful but I choose this over my big compressor for bike tires, balls and other small jobs.
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Post #137404826 added 05-23-2020 9:46 PM by 91LT250R in Deal Talk
Either one of these would be better for air mattresses. The one in this deal has the connection for a valve stem on a car - unless you modify it of course. The first one will do tires and air...
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Post #137432990 added 05-25-2020 3:08 AM by Franklin615 in Deal Talk
I went to my Home Depot (TN) yesterday to pick up the $25 model, and this one was on sale for $35 (I obviously bought it), despite the price on the website. YMMV
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Post #137411279 added 05-24-2020 8:11 AM by capplanet2704 in Deal Talk
I have this, not good for car tires. Great for bicycles and balls. If you want it for your car, get a dedicated inflator.
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Post #137415524 added 05-24-2020 10:58 AM by signelengis in Deal Talk
I have a few of their inflators now including this one. The biggest issue I have with this one is the dang trigger is exposed, so if you toss it in the back or in the trunk and it rolls onto the...
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Post #137534102 added 05-28-2020 12:44 PM by keithc99999 in Deal Talk
i WENT TO HOME DEPOT AND BOUGHT ONE FOR 1 CENT. I COULDN'T BELIEVE IT ONE PENNY
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Post #137406038 added 05-23-2020 11:02 PM by Kensic in Deal Talk
hahah yea, i usually fill up to where the gauge shows on the 42psi line. but in reality its probably at 36-37psi lol. but it has been working flawlessly!! saving on mpg!!!
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