Looking for Best 110V Portable Air Compressor

[Dave Beatty]

Thanks to all for the advise on the Air Compressor.

Dave Beatty

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Dan Weaver" From: "Dan
Weaver"
Date: Tue Aug 23, 2005 8:12 pm
Subject: Re: Looking for Best 110V Portable Air Compressor ac7880

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.

It takes a while to load the site.
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 ???
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Dave and Judy Beatty
83 FC35SB (BirdCage)
Federal Way, Washington State