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NEW Makita Tyre Inflators (40v and 18V)
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- čas přidán 26. 10. 2021
- Two new tyre inflators from Makita, both substantially more powerful than their predecessors but still compact and mobile for the garage, job site, or camping.
LXT 18V
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XGT 40V Max
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Go to a craft shop and buy a small amount of Velcro. Set the pressure Velcro around the trigger and it will turn off when done.
They had so much time to figure out that holding the button down is a nuisance. Apparently, they didnt learn.
ditto....f....amazing
BOOM, something exploded.
Legal sheyitt an all that. Aussies should know?
Having to keep your finger on the trigger is ridiculous.
Got to agree with you, its border-line 'stupid'. I'm trying to figure out a modification......
Dangerous having to be on the side of the road bent over holding the trigger.
Place a zip tie on the grip. Slide it up to engage trigger.
Why no trigger lock Makita? 😫😫😫
Legal safety requirements. Insurance claims. You know how criminal some people can be with legal action against Japanese companies.
How is Makita still so far behind Dewalt here? Having to hold the trigger down is ridiculous STILL. There's also no dual action pump for pumping up air mattresses etc. Dewalt and even Ryobi have had both of these functions for years! I really thought the next iteration by Makita would at least catch up, but nope... still miles behind.
But if it's powerful and inflates fast, does it really matter that it doesn't have the trigger lock? Even at gas stations you have to hold the inflator trigger while pumping your tires.
@@MM-qv5lf not sure what hillbilly "gas stations" you go to, but here in Australia, they are digital. Choose the psi you want, and wait till it beeps to say it's done. No holding triggers on, no reading analogue gauges to guess if it's at 38 or 40psi. And if you've used one you'd know they are not "powerful and fast". They take several minutes to inflate a 33" car tyre from 16psi back up to 40psi, so having to crouch down and hold the trigger on is ridiculous.
I like the digital display. I’ll take one.
They also need to add a 12V cigarette plug, so you can keep it in the car and use it without a battery, even AEG can work this out, why are Makita so far behind on this tool
The cable fuse would melt.
dammit i just bought the "old" one which wasn't even released too long ago.
get one when i used it didn’t automatically stop
Can I inclate my tire a
with thw new dust blower?
I dont like the trigger option it should be a digital preset
...it is a digital preset AND you have to hold the trigger! LMAO!
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What is the part with the chain for at 1:31 in video
What does it mean 5 minutes on 5 minutes off? Can you elaborate?
@@RealWomenRealStories for every five minutes you’re inflating continuously, you have to let the inflated rest for five minutes.
@@SydneyToolsTV Thanks. Why is that?
I can't believe their second generation inflator still doesn't have a trigger lock. What kind of idiot is there at Makita who thinks it's a good idea to stand like a dope and hold this for five minutes? I mean come on!
Ridiculous that it doesn’t stay on automatically. Major design floor. Surprised, Makita normally better than that.
How this compare with the Milwaukee one?
The Milwaukee unit is a 12V unit with a lower top PSI and airflow but more compact amongst other differences.
@@SydneyToolsTV thanks for the prompt response!
Is the 40v any better than the lxt
It’s got a higher airflow rate at higher pressure. Otherwise the same.
So still no trigger lock.. and I’m not sure if I saw that right as it wasn’t mentioned, but the quick attach/release shader connection is now a screw type? Ffs 🤦♂️ I would have loved some extra power and could live with the no trigger lock because of a simple mod that I can do, but come on makita why?
What’s the cfm rating?
Can it blow up air beds?
Yes
Thanks so much reply 😁 sounds good!
Very impressive unit by Makita 👍🇦🇺
Why dont you guy ship to the states???????
Because they are based in Australia
I see no new 18v version here in USA
Talk to your local Makita distributer. It would be coming soon for you,
You comments were very informative but you need to slow down in your presentation so that we can have time to jot down your words and understand what you are saying. This helps a lot when I make a final decision I will know why the extra cost of this unit is worth it. Thank you.
Saludos desde España.
👏🏽🌹👏🏽🌹👏🏽🌹
Как купить и привезти в Россию?
The original unit was only 12v a real wheezer...!
Holding the trigger down is a pain in the ass
tyre?