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Originally Posted by N2rock
(Post 304953)
nice creative thinking :2thumbs:
I personally don't think I need anything that extravagant. I bought this compressor from JCW http://www.jcwhitney.com/wcsstore/jc...3071G_CL_1.jpg I read some head-to-head reports on this one vs the harbor freight, and this one was a bit faster and ran cooler. It was $20 more than the harbor freight one though. I tried it out on Sunday when I aired down to 20psi to pull out a stuck Durango. When I went to air up, it performed perfectly and I had all 4 tires aired back up in less than 10 minutes. I love your approach! And if I were planning to do more than just air up after wheeling, I would probably do the same thing. But for now, all I need air for is airing up, and this little compressor handles that just fine. I'm not seeing this one on costcos website,they have a fancy chrome one thats expensive. I have a costco nearby ,think i would like one of the ones like you guys got. |
Originally Posted by fish
(Post 311717)
I'm not seeing this one on costcos website,they have a fancy chrome one thats expensive. I have a costco nearby ,think i would like one of the ones like you guys got.
I bought mine on Ebay, try searching for Tsunami compressor, Superflow or MF 1050/MV-50, here's a good review on compressors, parksoffroad.com/prodreview/inflatortest/inflatormain.htm |
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I'm thinkn' something like this.
northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_6970_3521_3521 |
Bumping this back up...
Do you have any problems with the pressure control switch operating at 12V? I bought a 120v compressor almost exactly like yours and am using the tank for the Superflow compressor, like the one posted above. My switch doesn't say which voltage it's designed for. Maybe it doesn't matter. :thinking: |
Originally Posted by N2rock
(Post 304953)
nice creative thinking :2thumbs:
I personally don't think I need anything that extravagant. I bought this compressor from JCW http://www.jcwhitney.com/wcsstore/jc...3071G_CL_1.jpg I read some head-to-head reports on this one vs the harbor freight, and this one was a bit faster and ran cooler. It was $20 more than the harbor freight one though. I tried it out on Sunday when I aired down to 20psi to pull out a stuck Durango. When I went to air up, it performed perfectly and I had all 4 tires aired back up in less than 10 minutes. I love your approach! And if I were planning to do more than just air up after wheeling, I would probably do the same thing. But for now, all I need air for is airing up, and this little compressor handles that just fine. Kat |
I have this one too, works great.
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Originally Posted by yellowjeeper85
(Post 307203)
I have this same compressor, i bought it at Costco wholesale for like 50 dollars. It works great, runs cool and high volume is right. It airs up tires pretty quick and its pretty quite too. I'm really happy with it, and since it came with a bag to keep the hose and accessories organized, i know i won't lose anything.
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Bump this !
I just bought this from Amazon.... its a masterflow mf1050 but I think the smittybilt; q industries; tsunami masterflow; etc are all the same. anyone hardwire this? |
I have been thinking about it, recently I had a friend who needed to air up his tire on the air base and I told him if I had my pump I could have done it on the spot, I just think the problem is that its not very weather proof. It does have a cover on the switch though!
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