It is free at QT.
I'd be afraid it'd explode...
http://www.powertank.com
This is what I carry, from completely flat to full, about 35 times. YMMV
I air down to 10 psi offroad, so back to 28 takes a lot of air.
Is kinda pricy though.
This is what I carry, from completely flat to full, about 35 times. YMMV
I air down to 10 psi offroad, so back to 28 takes a lot of air.
Is kinda pricy though.
I see what you did there.
I keep a Schumacher battery booster with a built-in compressor in my trunk. It's handy when you're trying to start cranky old tractors, and it's even handier when you're trying to put enough air in your tire to get to the tire repair shop because some !@#$ing bottom-dollar "roofing contractor" can't be bothered to make sure he's not dropping old roofing nails all over the !@#$ing highway on his way to the dump...
My air cost a lot more than $1.00
http://www.aircompressorsdirect.com/Quincy-2V41C60VC-Air-Compressor/p855.html
I want one like this in my garage, but hooked up to a feeder system into my recording studio, with a tap in the wall for hose and accessory tips. Dust bunnies be gone! And no more $5.00 cans of air for computers and rack gear!
Be careful with that. You can get a bit of moisture and oil from shop air, even with a decent dryer.
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