SMALL 12 volt air compressor ?

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

OH BOY

Mike,
Whe nI was looking I didn't see any of the CO2 type with gauges. could you point me to a link where I might could find those.

Thanks,

Bill C.

:yikes: :dontknow:....Sorry I didn't think to copy any down..........When I used His link .....They just appeared as " pop-up's "....if you looked at one ...the you would get different " POP- UP's " etc.......Mike :thumbup:

 

[DrewNJ]

....................Mr.Drew where can you get air check valve ( with gauge ) for the CO-2's in case I only want to add say 5 lbs. ?????.. Thanks ........Mike [emoji106]

Sounds like you found the answer to your question.

Also, if you only adding 5 lbs you need to figure out why it went down slowly. If your just topping off a few lbs from sitting your better off using a real compressor or swinging into a gas station for the small amounts.

Seems like more people are worried about something to air up on the side of the road after doing a plug. This is where you will spend all day waiting for one of those small compressors to fill up a flat tire. Likely you'll burn up the compressor first....
Those little compressors are more for bicycle tires and balls. They just don't have the volume to pump up a bigger tire in any reasonable amount of time....IMHO.

 

[Oldmanzues]

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