I keep my camper tires at 35 psi, of course I tow it all over the mountains in Wyoming with sharp rocks. I would be popping tires all the time at 65 psi. Great review bud!👍🏼
Those must be some sharp rocks lol. I've never been to Wyoming though so I have no idea what it's like up there. One day I'll make my way there though. Thanks for watching!
That sucks, I don't know that they'd sell a replacement or if they even make it easy to do. There are some generic air hose repair kits and replacement hoses that you could probably rig up.
I have this same air pump. It was ok. Just failed on me today after using it 11 months. After the first week, the charging cable came apart. Got a much higher quality one from amazon. Looking for something better.
Hopefully mine does better then. I'm up to about 16 months using it now and it's still working good. Only issue that popped up is the charger block light turns green thinking its fully charged not long after plugging it in, but it still charges so not really a big issue yet.
@@Scavenger1320 The charger is the biggest issue. I looked up and found an alternative one on amazon that works much better $20. I use my air pump daily to do gas tests and fill test balls, so it was 11 months of heavy day to day use.
@ A Rigid Cordless Portable Inflator with a JACO Lightning L2X Tire Inflator Hose Extension. The shape of the tool is perfect for my job (use the inflator almost every day). Its a more expensive set up with the battery and charger, but Rigid has a lifetime warranty (if registered) on their power tools. (Tool + Battery + charger is 100 at the home depot website) Its solid. The only really bad thing about it is the hose connection isn't good. So I bought the JACO upgraded extension which has been great so far.
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This is a very detailed useful review, thanks a lot
Thanks for watching!
Great review Chris!
Thanks!
I keep my camper tires at 35 psi, of course I tow it all over the mountains in Wyoming with sharp rocks.
I would be popping tires all the time at 65 psi.
Great review bud!👍🏼
Those must be some sharp rocks lol. I've never been to Wyoming though so I have no idea what it's like up there. One day I'll make my way there though. Thanks for watching!
😢My pet chewed the hose.I want to replace the hose .
That sucks, I don't know that they'd sell a replacement or if they even make it easy to do. There are some generic air hose repair kits and replacement hoses that you could probably rig up.
I have this same air pump. It was ok. Just failed on me today after using it 11 months. After the first week, the charging cable came apart. Got a much higher quality one from amazon. Looking for something better.
Hopefully mine does better then. I'm up to about 16 months using it now and it's still working good. Only issue that popped up is the charger block light turns green thinking its fully charged not long after plugging it in, but it still charges so not really a big issue yet.
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The charger is the biggest issue. I looked up and found an alternative one on amazon that works much better $20. I use my air pump daily to do gas tests and fill test balls, so it was 11 months of heavy day to day use.
What did you end up getting?
@ A Rigid Cordless Portable Inflator with a JACO Lightning L2X Tire Inflator Hose Extension.
The shape of the tool is perfect for my job (use the inflator almost every day). Its a more expensive set up with the battery and charger, but Rigid has a lifetime warranty (if registered) on their power tools. (Tool + Battery + charger is 100 at the home depot website) Its solid. The only really bad thing about it is the hose connection isn't good. So I bought the JACO upgraded extension which has been great so far.
@@EagleXYZLibertarianForChrist i appreciate your response, thank you!