I don't have any of those fancy inflator gauges. I have the ARB hose with Schrader connector for inflating. Staun deflators for deflating. And a digital air gauge with a nice handle and long stem for checking pressure. I might try that ARB inflator / gauge at some point. Seems that could save me some time and aggravation from connecting and disconnecting the air line during inflation. I would still use the Stauns for deflation. Also, loving the new tunes and editing. Great job guys.
Okay...Just ordered some Stauns so I’ll see what their all about. All the other brands are gimmicky or have horrible ratings from what I’ve seen. Appreciate the comment on the editing we’re having fun with it.
@@RubiKidd06 yeah. It’s a bit pricey. But the end of it turns 360 and you can get it anywhere. It’s not a clip on though. Never needed a clip on. I have two hands 😁
I use an older ARB analog tire gauge and it works great . I wouldn't mind picking up one of their digital tire gauges though . I forgot to mention in your last video that I like your new channel name and I liked your intro and outro of this video. Take care guys and catch you on your next video .
Couldn't you just wrap some black electrical tape around the sharp edges and hose ? By the way love the video and the fact that you took the time to be thorough and showed everything nicely and explained everything clearly, video quality and sound is top notch thank you!!
I don't know if everybody RUclips like this but never gave me any notifications on any new videos about a week ago the last video y'all posted was a year ago and then all these videos pop up from all the lasted videos to recent y'all post all of a sudden
I don't have any of those fancy inflator gauges. I have the ARB hose with Schrader connector for inflating. Staun deflators for deflating. And a digital air gauge with a nice handle and long stem for checking pressure. I might try that ARB inflator / gauge at some point. Seems that could save me some time and aggravation from connecting and disconnecting the air line during inflation. I would still use the Stauns for deflation. Also, loving the new tunes and editing. Great job guys.
Okay...Just ordered some Stauns so I’ll see what their all about. All the other brands are gimmicky or have horrible ratings from what I’ve seen. Appreciate the comment on the editing we’re having fun with it.
Who’s running analog or digital? For general mechanical work I prefer analog but digital for off-roading.
Just ordered one. I’m going to put the Motion Pro chuck on it though. Best option for getting into tight spots.
I got to check that out, Motion Pro u say?
@@RubiKidd06 yeah. It’s a bit pricey. But the end of it turns 360 and you can get it anywhere. It’s not a clip on though. Never needed a clip on. I have two hands 😁
I’ll check it out@@brisketbaron
I use an older ARB analog tire gauge and it works great . I wouldn't mind picking up one of their digital tire gauges though . I forgot to mention in your last video that I like your new channel name and I liked your intro and outro of this video. Take care guys and catch you on your next video .
I’ve never used the ARB analog gauge like you have but I’ve heard good things about it. Appreciate the notice on the name and beginning. 👍👍👍
The arb chuck leaks
Couldn't you just wrap some black electrical tape around the sharp edges and hose ? By the way love the video and the fact that you took the time to be thorough and showed everything nicely and explained everything clearly, video quality and sound is top notch thank you!!
Yes, black tape would easily fix this. Thanks for the comments
With air leaking while trying to attach 3 gauges, .5-2lbs loss would be expected.
I don't know if everybody RUclips like this but never gave me any notifications on any new videos about a week ago the last video y'all posted was a year ago and then all these videos pop up from all the lasted videos to recent y'all post all of a sudden
Good to have you here again 😀
why would anyone spend more than $30 on a tire inflator?
😂 accuracy quality and capability