I have a Viair compressor for the Jeep, but I need something else for the buggies. I figure it doesn't really need to be anything special.
What do you guys like?
What do you guys like?
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Any Milwaukee M12, M18 fuel compact compressor. I have the M18 just cuz it has more ass. Many of my buddy's on here have them for There buggy's and beyond
@Russ989 @joeymt33 @Bad_bowtie @Plumber32 to name a few
@Russ989 @joeymt33 @Bad_bowtie @Plumber32 to name a few
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I just carry a little one in a bag that plugs into the cig lighter. Not enough pressure to seat a bead or anything but I've used it a bunch of times for other machines on group rides.
I use a Ryobi inflator. I also carry a sawzall both use the same batteries.
I like your approach. My saw is a gasser. And the inflator would be a (hopefully) seldom used item.
My initial thought is for the Slime 40061 inflator.
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I carry the side wall plugs sold in the club store as well as regular plugs and slime if all else fails. I don't like walking back to camp through bear country.
I have Ryobi battery chainsaw too but it leaks bar oil so the sawzall with diablo blades works well.
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The m12 is awesome if you use it for what it’s intended for. Don’t air up multiple 80 psi tires in a row though. That killed mine.
Slime kit with compressor, plugs and small bottle of slime. Plugs into lighter.
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I’ve rolled with a $20 compressor from Walmart or autozone or whatever on several trips. I’ve also rolled with one of the co2 based tire repair kits. (It’s one thing to use that for a dirtbike but I wouldn’t rely on it being enough air for an ATV or SxS tire.) I’ve got a viair still new in the box that’ll make future trips. Honestly a bike pump would work, but I’m lazy. 😂🤣. The real key is just to have someone in your riding group that has some means to inflate a tire. Some options are a lot faster than others but they pretty much all will get the job done.
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I have used this model Black & Decker for about 7 or 8 years now. It will work off 12V or 110V. You can dial in the pressure you want, and it will shut off when done.
12V 100 PSI High Volume Air Inflator
Amazing deals on this 12V 100Psi High Volume Air Inflator at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
www.harborfreight.com
Just did a quick search, doesn't look like they are still making that one. I do need a small 120v for my guitar workbench.
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These guys are still showing it............
How about that, thanks. It's pretty cheap too.
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HF has this one on sale right now for $29.99 W/coupon12V 100 PSI High Volume Air Inflator
Amazing deals on this 12V 100Psi High Volume Air Inflator at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
I use this Milwaukee. Pay extra for the larger 4.0 Ah battery which is $219 everywhere. It is very compact, strong, convenient, and well worth the money!
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I bought a little battery powered inflator from Amazon... airmoto.
Works great! I use it for the tires on the zero-turn mower as well. 👍
Works great! I use it for the tires on the zero-turn mower as well. 👍
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I 2nd this, the M18 inflator is even better for larger tires.
Just set the pressure and hit the button.
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