Bearmach part number BA 2663 PN 8016601
Which after seeing a review here
The new T-Max Adventurer air compressor........ - Gadgets • Land Cruiser Club and Forum

Convinced me that it was reasonably well built,having seen mate's smaller model and been impressed.
Ratty complained that plastic bag clips on his different type broke after use-this one comes with zip bag.

Pumps 160 Liters per minute 0 PSI (FAD Free Air Displacement)
Pumps 70 Liters per minute at 30 PSI
Tested to inflate a 255/70R16 tyre from 0 PSI to 35 PSI in approximately 2 minutes 20 seconds
Powerful 537 Watt (0.7 HP) permanent magnetic motor
Pressure gauge has easy press air bleed-off button for easy tyre deflation
Cast alloy air pump casting with cooling fins for quick heat dissipation
Built-in air filter assures only clean air enters the unit for extended operation life
Anti-Vibration rubber feet and alloy base tray keeps the compressor stable and seperated from sand and dirt
Very heavy duty 1.9 metre power lead with quality insulated battery clamps and 45 Amp reset circuit breaker button for added safety
Coiled air hose and pressure gauge comes with solid brass, snap-on fitting to the compressor and screw-on fitting to tyre valve

Stainless steel pump valves and high performance PTFE piston ring
Highly efficient gearless, direct drive design assures quiet operation
Operating on/off switch
Easy to use snap-on air outlet
Three accessory nozzles included for pumping up inflatable air beds and sporting balls
Portable carry and storage bag
SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum air flow 160 Liters per minute
Voltage DC 12 Volt
Motor output power 537 W (0.7 HP)
Maximum amperage draw 45 Amps
Maximum working pressure 150 PSI
Cylinder diameter 60mm
Maximum ambient temperature 60°C
Minimum ambient temperature -40°C
With amperage overload protector, Press to reset
Reasonably quiet and barely got warm when topping up car tyres and really quick inflation.

The guage is cheap and nasty, I'd recommend a digital gauge to check pressures, that said you can easily connect a different gauge or different attachments. compared to warn spc or viair etc it is better value and still inflates quicker.

Thanks for that I got me eyes on a air pump, I think I know which one i'll be going for now.

Bag looks as if it will last more than 5 mins and the pump finish and engraved label-hint of not doing cheapest of the cheap.

Fact it mentions hard mounting and using air tank and blowback valve.
Instructions say 40 mins on 20 min off duty cycle-hints that it should last years with reasonable use.

I considered a twin cylinder model-but found reports of repeated failures and switch issues (unsure of brand as various clones)

Be aware there is a standard and HD model-I bought Heavy Duty model.

have one rattleing around in my battery box for the last 3 years I removed the handle and extended the quick release air line to the outside of the box, then removed the switch and extended it into the mudstuff dash. It is effectively hardwired in now.

been used to inflate all 4 tyres after deflating and topping up spare/trailer tyres etc.

very good piece of kit.

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Seller has refunded my money in full and I have the Item-I wonder how long before they realise it was a free gift? (postage error and refunded the lot)

why did they refund it?

goonarmy said:

why did they refund it?

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Should be £1.95 refund as I sent gauge back and was sent replacement.
But he refunded the total - I'll see how long it takes for him to realise.

If he dun't how much do ya want for it & you can buy yaself a noo one..

redhand said:

If he dun't how much do ya want for it & you can buy yaself a noo one..

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I'm sure he will figure it out at some point and ask for his money.