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big bird 2

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Posted: 05/09/12 10:55am

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Or go to Amazon and buy the Q industries Master Flow MF 1050 for $69. 1/10th the size and does a good job.

* This post was edited 05/09/12 11:31am by big bird 2 *

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Posted: 05/09/12 11:12am

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I have both but the one I use is the 120 volt one. I almost never touch the 12 volt jobs.

Nothin adds excitment like something that is none of your business
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Mountain Jack

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Posted: 05/09/12 11:52am

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In 1980 i bought my Sears 1HP,, 120volt compressor to air up my RV tires. I'm still using it now. Mine has wheels to roll around, to where i need it. Has grey tank.

When i'm out riding my John Deere Gator 6x4 ATV, i take my 10 gallon air tank, in case i have an air problema.

RoyB

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Posted: 05/09/12 04:45pm

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I use the Q Industries MV50 portable 12V air compressor as part of my RV tool box. Works ok for me on the truck tires... I just clip it to the battery bank on the trailer tongue and the hose will walk around to all the tires. I think it has a 150LB rating... No tank...

It is also a great unit to use with the Camco 36153 Brass Blow Out Plug adapter to blow out the water lines as well.

You are the king of the trailer park when all the Bicycle kids find out you have a portable air compressor

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