Looking for Best 110V Portable Air Compressor

[Dan Weaver]

Dave, there are also compact yeat powerfull high end 12 volt air
compressors the 4 wheeler guys use.
http://www.fourwheeler.com/techarticles/62758/ .
One example:
Built to Last
The Extreme Aire compressor is the only unit with a large, washable
K&N filter on the intake, which extends compressor life. With a 100-
percent duty-cycle and 150psi rating, it took only 3 minutes, 5
seconds to fill our test tire. The Extreme Aire performed well in
the air-tool test, too. It was able to spin eight lug nuts before
pausing when combined with a 2-gallon air tank.

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Dan
94 BMC 37'

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Dave Beatty"
<beattyd@y...> wrote:
> I want to invest in a 110V air compressor. I would like to setup
in
> my Bird somewhere that would allow me to
>
> 1) charge my air tanks without starting my Cat 3208T
> 2) Thus allow me to open my slide out Generator door
> 3) Air up my tires when cool
> 4) Drive some air tools for work around the Home and the Bird.
>
> I have seen some dual tank Air Compressors available from the
local
> Harbor Freight Tool store. Are there any recommendation out
there ??
> I want it to be small enough to possibly fit in the Sewer Hose
> exterior Driver's side Bay on my FC35SB since that is where my Air
> Tool Outlet is currently living.
>
> I also considered a auxillary air tank that could hold compressed
air
> from when I run the coach with maybe a one way valve so it will
not
> drain down over time ???
> __________________
> Dave and Judy Beatty
> 83 FC35SB (BirdCage)
> Federal Way, Washington State