Ryobi P747 18V Inflator Deflator Review & Comparison w/ P731 & Dewalt 20V DCC020IB

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I test out the P747 18V Inflator Deflator and go over it's features and performance and compare it against the Ryobi P731 Inflator/deflator and Dewalt 20V DCC020IB inflator deflator.
While this video goes over my thoughts on this new cordless Stapler from Ryobi, make sure to check out the full review on the website where I include anything I may have missed in this video at www.toolcraze.net
If you would like to purchase this tool, click here homedepot.sjv.io/od7VW
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The Ryobi inflator product was provided by the manufacturer at no cost to me for the sole purpose of reviewing however I was not paid to give a positive review. I paid for the Dewalt inflator out of my own pocket.

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6 ноя 2019

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Комментарии : 72

@wftseriously6694 3 года назад

Great video Javier thanks for posting. You should do more reviews narrated like this. It was very informative unlike the 2-3 minute demonstration only. Good job and thanks again

@ToolCraze 3 года назад

thanks and as mentioned in the shorter videos, the reviews are on www.toolcraze.net

@RobertLeBlancPhoto 4 года назад

I have the older model, and after watching your informative video, I think I prefer the older one.

@mikaelgustafsson7150 3 года назад

I like have the older unfortunatle the high preasur broke on Electronic. I opend it and flip the cabls the high preasur still working but electronics dead. So i fliped back the cabls to only use it for the high volume Air pump. I Will buy the new on it look better in my mind. In sweden the new costs 899 SEK=104USD

@dxace1 4 года назад

This is an excellent tool -- I have the old model and it has worked consistently. Also got the larger 9mah batteries from Ryobi and these things will just go and go...

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

Nice

@doug667 4 года назад

Great review, nice comparison of all three models.

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

thanks

@crdave43 Год назад

Awesome review very helpful, Thank You

@DanielGomez-cf6vk 4 года назад

I got this new model too still have the old model but the old models for me wouldn’t last a year so hopefully this one will last longer! Great video

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

Thanks. As you can see, I still have the original and it still works

@mik3lawry953 4 года назад

It's been awhile since I've seen one of your videos. I prefer the way you talked in your old videos lol. Seems more legit for a review but that's just me. Anyway I enjoy the videos👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

👍🏼

@chrisross9631 4 года назад

Very good review.

@RYOBIKING 4 года назад

Love the review man still using mine I love it and I got huge Jeep tires lol

@robertsimmons3870 3 года назад

How many psi? My service van has 80psi tires. Has anyone tested this to see if it'll inflate high psi tires?

@RYOBIKING 3 года назад

@@robertsimmons3870 I had 35in tires i don’t remember how much PSI

@TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP 4 года назад

Awesome Review Papa I love it take care and much love Familia later :)

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

👍🏼

@levisoriano1 4 года назад

I own the Ryobi older model it's alright only lasted about a year. Had to exchange it for a replacement. Really like the DeWalt one but don't have any of the batteries or tools. But like you said you could use with your vehicle battery. Waiting to see if Milwaukee or Makita are gonna release one. Great info thanks. Keep up the good videos

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

Thanks, it would be interesting to see if Milwaukee and Makita make one like Dewalt's. They certainly could but I wonder if they would seeing as they both have 12V inflators. toolcraze.net/?s=12v+inflator

@jacobmanalang8162 4 года назад

get a viair 88p or bigger. they connect to the car battery and work great i have the 400p and it'll fill a 35in tire from flat to full in 5min and you can run it for over 30 min straight so you can hit all 4 of your tires. i was thinking about one of these as a backup since i have some ryobi stuff.

@levisoriano1 4 года назад

@@jacobmanalang8162 the new version might be better. Thanks for the info I'm gonna look into it.

@lahmyaj 4 года назад

Very handy how you compared it to the DeWalt as something like a type inflator really should have 12V hybrid power as it just makes sense. This is one thing that I guess toolmakers rarely do as they want to sell you more batteries instead 😕

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

Thanks, although keep in mind the Dewalt is around $100 or more while the Ryobi is between $35-50 so you are paying a lot more, double or more to get the option for corded. Though it may be worthwhile as I have the Dewalt and needed to check and inflate my tires after I left the house and it was nice not needing a battery when you are stranded away from home.

@seekingjoynow1722 3 года назад

Great review.

@ToolCraze 3 года назад

thanks!

@johnlee1009 2 года назад

are the braided tire cables removeable? i'm trying to hook it up to leak down tester to test engine health in the field.

@jjay718 3 года назад

I just picked up the dewalt since that is the tool system I have. At twice the price of the Ryobi I was hesitant but the added features are nice. I just think the dewalt would be a better deal around $75.

@ToolCraze 3 года назад

I had both and I keep the DeWalt in my car since it doesn't require a battery, the light feature has come in handy one night I had to change a tire. Ryobi still a great option for those in the Ryobi system.

@tjam4229 2 года назад

NIce review 👍

@michaelhodge9902 4 года назад

Do a video about the lows craftsman cordless nail gun.

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

I'd be glad to if they sent one over for review

@glendagarrett6714 3 года назад

Do you think this would be a good tool to inflate a river tube? Like the INTEX River Run II 2-Person Lounge Tube. I’m not sure if it would be considered high or low pressure. Thanks in advance for the help!

@ToolCraze 3 года назад

Inflatables like beach balls, air mattresses are low pressure, inflatable rafts are also low pressure high volume. If it fills up just like an air mattress then it should be fine. High pressure is for tires.

@Steve-fc4bo 4 года назад

Can you do a shootout between the old and new model? The old model was outperformed by milwaukee's 12v inflator, which i found interesting. Would love to see if the new one is improved

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

I did in the video

@tomricketts59 4 года назад

Ryobi one showed a pressure of 32.5 psi and then the Dewalt showed 33.6 psi.... which one was actually right?

@jacobmanalang8162 4 года назад

for my use i think i would prefer the viair 88p or an above model for auto. they connect to the car battery. i also carry a jump n carry 660 jump box i do like this ryobi though! i do have a couple ryobi batteries so i would buy this until i needed to pull out the viair. very convenient!

@woofinu 4 года назад

Just came across your tool review site. Very informative. I like the thumbnail design you were using until about two years ago. It's easy to see quickly what the video will cover. Any reason you stopped using it?

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

thanks, all my video thumbnails show what the video's about

@woofinu 4 года назад

@@ToolCraze I don't know the right word for it. Maybe it's not called a thumbnail. If I go to the video listing of your channel, the video on March 17, 2017 says "Makita 18V Sub Compact Brushless Drill & Impact Driver Review" right upfront.

@mannykaras7278 2 года назад

Hi , can you inflate presta valve tires on bicycles? Does it come with an attachment for that? For the ryobi, thanks

@ToolCraze 2 года назад

yes it does. I use the DeWalt one which also has a presta adaptor (brass) for my road bike and it works however it didn't work out of the box, I had to cut the adapter to make it work as it was a bit too long to press on the valve. I think the Ryobi might have the same issue so check to see if it works for you.

@jc-rd9kq 3 года назад

Can u preset the max pressure for the high volume hose?

@ToolCraze 3 года назад

no, only on the high pressure side

@s.h.6431 3 года назад

Lol...I switch tips because the threaded one is a pita and let's tons of air out while still unthreading. The other fitting pops of in a split second.

@istvanmeissler2238 4 года назад

Ryobi is now 34.99. Good value.

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

pretty good

@nicholaskorner2258 4 года назад

It appears the newer model has more breather openings... I have the older version which still works fine...

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

Yes... ...

@harlanbergman1832 3 года назад

Is there an adaptor or converter available to run this from an electric plug?

@ToolCraze 3 года назад

I don't think so, get the dewalt if you want 12V plugin

@trekinbuddy 4 года назад

Is there a power cord to plug it in if your battery dies?

@ToolCraze 4 года назад

answered in the video

@sinusguy Год назад

DeWalt hands down. Brass screw on you can add Jaco to.

@robertvass2756 3 года назад

Hi! Do you think it's possible to hook up a spray-paint pistol to this? I know it's a stupid question, but would really appreciate if you got the time to reply! Thank you!

@ToolCraze 3 года назад

Well it's not the intended purpose of the machine and doesn't have the right connection either but I'm sure if someone has the time, patience, and macgyver skills to do so they might find a way. Even then will this machine provide the necessary amount of airflow needed to run a sprayer? most likely not. It doesn't even have a tank like a traditional compressor and even then compressors need a large enough tank to be useful for spraying. Long story short, get a large enough compressor for the job. 👍🏼

@robertvass2756 3 года назад

@@ToolCraze Thank you very much! If you're interested why I asked: I'm building out a campervan. I plan to get one of these when I live in it, but until then I've got a bunch of paintjobs, so I tought if this could do it I might as well buy it now. I knew it's a light chance, but can't hurt asking XD Thanks again!