mahlmann
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Age: 76
Loc: Las Cruces, NM
Reg: 01-20-11
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02-12-20 10:10 AM - Post#2786368
I just got a new tool that I found to be quite handy and thought you might be interested. It's a Ryobi hand-held air compressor. It's a One+ tool that uses the same 18V battery as the other Ryobi tools. It's lighter than an electric drill and has a digital pressure display. It pumps up car and trailer tires in about a minute and is very easy to use, and you can take it with you to use anywhere. I like it and think you would too.
Mike Ahlmann
Las Cruces, NM
'50 Tin Woodies (two) Ramon and Willard
'58 Impala Sport Coupe
'69 El Camino SS-396
'07 Ford F150 to haul parts for above
'16 Ford Explorer 3.5 EcoBoost - Red Rocket
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Coaldalecar
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Loc: High River, Alberta, Cana...
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02-12-20 06:00 PM - Post#2786392
In response to mahlmann
Pictures or it didn't happen!
Alan Klassen, Alberta, Canada
1952 Chev 2Dr Sedan Deluxe (on the road, finally)
02 Chev Silverado Ext Cab
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drew1987
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02-12-20 07:24 PM - Post#2786395
In response to Coaldalecar
Ohhh I love It! Maybe dewalt will do one.
I avoided battery tools since a major let down in the 90’s with a 7.2 volt craftsman. That was until my cousin handed me a 20v dewalt when I was struggling with a lug nut on his Silverado 2500. I laughed. He said try it. I now own a dewalt XR set. Very handy. I can’t imagine life without it now.
This and something to jump a car sound like something I would buy!
Hope your topic doesn’t get moved I am glad you posted it
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50hotrod
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Loc: Wisconsin
Reg: 07-25-11
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02-13-20 08:27 AM - Post#2786417
In response to Coaldalecar
Pictures or it didn't happen!
1950 CHEVY 2 DOOR 327 TRI POWER FENDERWELL HEADERS HEIDT FRONT SUSPENSION 700R4 TRANS 411 REAR
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mahlmann
"10th Year" Gold Supporting Member
Posts: 1803

Age: 76
Loc: Las Cruces, NM
Reg: 01-20-11
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02-13-20 12:06 PM - Post#2786424
In response to 50hotrod
Mike Ahlmann
Las Cruces, NM
'50 Tin Woodies (two) Ramon and Willard
'58 Impala Sport Coupe
'69 El Camino SS-396
'07 Ford F150 to haul parts for above
'16 Ford Explorer 3.5 EcoBoost - Red Rocket
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mahlmann
"10th Year" Gold Supporting Member
Posts: 1803

Age: 76
Loc: Las Cruces, NM
Reg: 01-20-11
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02-13-20 06:47 PM - Post#2786451
In response to Coaldalecar
Here's what it looks like next to my wheel.
Mike Ahlmann
Las Cruces, NM
'50 Tin Woodies (two) Ramon and Willard
'58 Impala Sport Coupe
'69 El Camino SS-396
'07 Ford F150 to haul parts for above
'16 Ford Explorer 3.5 EcoBoost - Red Rocket
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Edited by mahlmann on 02-13-20 06:49 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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beagrizzly
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Age: 70
Loc: south texas
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02-14-20 06:30 AM - Post#2786474
In response to drew1987
drew,
https://www.amazon.com/Antigravity-Batteries -AG-XP...
You asked, I answered. I have one of these, and it is the cat's meow!! It says it will jump a 5.7 liter engine three times between charges.
My son used it to jump start his boat the other day. It has a M-11 Cummins in it. For those of you that don't know what that is, it is a 671 cubic inch truck engine in a 48' open water work boat.
Charges in your usb port. About twice the size of a cell phone.
You're welcome,
Griff
if you're gonna be a bear..................
1960 Biscayne (the 6T)
2005 Yukon XL
2007 GMC Sierra Classic 8.1
2009 Silverado
2011 Escalade ESV |
Edited by beagrizzly on 02-14-20 06:33 AM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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usmile4
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02-15-20 12:26 PM - Post#2786583
In response to beagrizzly
I have the same unit as Griff. The battery in my wife’s car died and a Good Samaritan stopped to give a jump. It would not start. So I called my son who had one of these...it started right up! So I bought my own.
The only problem is it seems to always not be in the car that needs jumping! I’ve considered making up a “go bag” that I take in whichever car I’m driving!
Bill Gommel
49 chevy Styleline (Sold), 51 Styleline 2 dr Special, 235 (from a 61 truck) bored .060 over, Dual Carter/Webers, Fenton Headers, T5- 5 speed with a 56 rear end. |
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beagrizzly
"12th Year" Gold Supporting Member
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Age: 70
Loc: south texas
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03-05-20 12:17 PM - Post#2787993
In response to usmile4
Got one in my "go bag", right next to my PT Millenial 45ACP, two extra mags, K-Bar, 10 one ounce silver bars, and a flashlight. can you spell "every day carry"?
Don't leave home without it!!!
Griff
if you're gonna be a bear..................
1960 Biscayne (the 6T)
2005 Yukon XL
2007 GMC Sierra Classic 8.1
2009 Silverado
2011 Escalade ESV |
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