Well, it's what you want to pay for a chinese pump.
I bought one from the bay that works fine (around £20)
The named ones seem about the same quality
I bought one from the bay that works fine (around £20)
The named ones seem about the same quality
many years ago I bought a small compressor and soon after bought a forecourt type tyre inflator - exactly the type you see at petrol stations. I needed it, four family cars, 4 motorbikes and a trailer added up to about 30 tyres. Wasn't going to do that lot with a foot pump. It is ace for pumping up landy tyres.
Thats the one I have
neilly
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Thats the one I have
No it is not........it is the one I have....LOL. It is in my 90 right now...I think?? I am off to check.
Cheers
Nope, its in my kitchen ready to be chuked in the landy Friday night.....
brian47
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While you two are arguing over, sorry, discussing who has the compressor, this is the one that I've got.
It's a single cylinder but seems to do the job adequately. The pressure gauge doesn't seem to be as accurate as I'd like, but I tend to use an external gauge anyway.
It's a single cylinder but seems to do the job adequately. The pressure gauge doesn't seem to be as accurate as I'd like, but I tend to use an external gauge anyway.
Nice, how accurate do you find the gauge? I have a separate one just to check
neilly
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Well , that is one of them T max units the OP was asking about.
Not sure about the gauge on the one that @My Old Landy thinks he has , which is mine!!, all mine! ....my preciousssssssssss.......but I will check it tomorrow...
Cheers
neilly
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Wow, if I had money to chuck about, that would be in my truck
I would want a better truck to bolt it to...LOL.
Cheers
brian47
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As I said in my edit, the pressure gauge doesn't seem to be super-accurate but what I tend to do is over-inflate the tyres then deflate and measure with a separate pressure gauge until I hit the required reading.Nice, how accurate do you find the gauge? I have a separate one just to check
brian47
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If the OP is still reading this then, It's a chunky little unit, very little plastic on it apart from the air intake filter/silencer, the yellow coiled air line can reach the full length of the Disco (just). The valve connector is a screw on which is a reasonable idea because you have to fit it to the valve and then go to the compressor to start it.
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bongo1
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Hi yes just reading all the replies thank'you . I have a small compressor but it would mean wheeling it a fair distance to where the van is , i do also have a small cigar lighter powered pump which is ok which i use on the cars but feel i need something a bit bigger for in the back of the van like the T MAX type and there is a cheaper look alike on ebay , and i also always use a separate gauge so thats not critical , not paying silly money whatever i get . But thought i would ask in case someone knew of a bargain cracker .
