*This does exactly what I was wanting **MyBest.Tools** Price was fantastic, lower than Harbor Freight-and it included hose and attachments, and IT IS MADE IN AMERICA, unlike Harbor Freight*
Even this little air compressor seems like it takes a long time to fill only 10 lb up could you imagine if you have to fill 60 or 80 lb how long it would take. So I really wonder if there's a small air compressor out there that really works fast and a very strong and durable this one didn't sell me
Not that’s portable and lasts forever. The best vair is meant to run forever. Faster ones are great but aren’t meant to last. This coming from a landscaper with 3 trucks who uses one almost everyday
have you tried running a air nozzle with this? Wanting to rig something up that I can blow out my slide out tracks with. I'm thinking ill need to opt. for something with a tank to have the volume needed to get a steady amount of air for a few seconds
Great video and thanks for sharing. I’m curious to know if this compressor is suitable or if it’s more than enough to inflate my airbags on my truck? I anticipate on hauling my 24ft travel trailer and I’m trying to eliminate any sag when doing so. Any input or suggestions are greatly appreciate. Thank you!
I burned up a Viair *** five years ago airing up my Jeep tires to 35lbs. It was really hot that day. I did not read the owners manual. I was in a hurry running the unit way too long not allowing the compressor to cool down. I burned up my $178 compressor real quick after almost reaching 35lbs on my fourth tire. These are NOT continuous use pumps! Especially hot summers. If I ever use one again, I will have a Kobalt 24 volt fan running on high to cool the pump cylinder. Even then, I’d run the unit no more than 10 min. At a time without cooling it down. The 400 seen in this video I suppose is very expensive! Be forewarned. ARB makes a twin continuous operation unit. It has its own built in fan. But even then, at $1000 I’d be cautious running it too long if it were me.
I was always curious about those crossfires. So those are equalizers, correct? So what happens if you get a flat on the duals. Would they both loose pressure because it sends air to the other one? Normally if you get a flat you may still be able to drive a couple of miles to a tire shop, but with this you would be stranded?
@@forrest2426 you had mentioned driving on hte beach 60 miles and back, I was just asking if that was PINS because that is about the distance to the Mansfield jetties
You should air all the way down to 22 on all 4 tires and show us that it takes over 2 hours to fill them back all back up
I want to see your tires aired down to 22 psi and see how long it takes to air up all pumps will go to need psi just fine just takes hours to do so.
*This does exactly what I was wanting **MyBest.Tools** Price was fantastic, lower than Harbor Freight-and it included hose and attachments, and IT IS MADE IN AMERICA, unlike Harbor Freight*
Even this little air compressor seems like it takes a long time to fill only 10 lb up could you imagine if you have to fill 60 or 80 lb how long it would take. So I really wonder if there's a small air compressor out there that really works fast and a very strong and durable this one didn't sell me
Not that’s portable and lasts forever. The best vair is meant to run forever. Faster ones are great but aren’t meant to last. This coming from a landscaper with 3 trucks who uses one almost everyday
Semi conversion.. that’s nice
have you tried running a air nozzle with this? Wanting to rig something up that I can blow out my slide out tracks with. I'm thinking ill need to opt. for something with a tank to have the volume needed to get a steady amount of air for a few seconds
Nice Stealie!
Nice rig
Great video and thanks for sharing. I’m curious to know if this compressor is suitable or if it’s more than enough to inflate my airbags on my truck? I anticipate on hauling my 24ft travel trailer and I’m trying to eliminate any sag when doing so. Any input or suggestions are greatly appreciate. Thank you!
Yes, it is. You won’t have a problem.
Are you able to refill all your tires before it shuts down or over heats?
Do you have any problems driving your truck on the beach with loose sand?
I burned up a Viair *** five years ago airing up my Jeep tires to 35lbs. It was really hot that day. I did not read the owners manual. I was in a hurry running the unit way too long not allowing the compressor to cool down. I burned up my $178 compressor real quick after almost reaching 35lbs on my fourth tire.
These are NOT continuous use pumps! Especially hot summers. If I ever use one again, I will have a Kobalt 24 volt fan running on high to cool the pump cylinder. Even then, I’d run the unit no more than 10 min. At a time without cooling it down. The 400 seen in this video I suppose is very expensive! Be forewarned.
ARB makes a twin continuous operation unit. It has its own built in fan. But even then, at $1000 I’d be cautious running it too long if it were me.
I was always curious about those crossfires. So those are equalizers, correct? So what happens if you get a flat on the duals. Would they both loose pressure because it sends air to the other one? Normally if you get a flat you may still be able to drive a couple of miles to a tire shop, but with this you would be stranded?
They have some type of device to prevent total air loss if one tire goes bad.
Viair Compressor and Crossfires?!?! I'm impressed!! Nice job. Oh and 22 psi for the beach is a bit too high...
I don’t change at all. Stay at 40psi for the usual 60 miles down the beach and 60 miles back. No problem yet
@@forrest2426 PINS?
@@stevej5276 Not sure why this is at me I didn’t say pins but it stands for Padre Island national seashore
@@forrest2426 you had mentioned driving on hte beach 60 miles and back, I was just asking if that was PINS because that is about the distance to the Mansfield jetties