Hi. I have the Tire minder TPMS system. I like that it gives you the temp. as well. I bought the other brand big compressor. Around $400. Then, a friend brought out his Woowind. $35 on ama. Usb rechargeable. 130lbs. I returned my big,expensive compressor.
would love to see you guys team up with @Drew Builds Stuff or @Modern Self Reliance (both close) for some sort of collaboration! it would be cool to see some build projects connected to camping!
Good heavy duty compressor but overkill for my popup trailer which also takes about 50 lbs of air in the 13'' tires.Good informative video,thanks for posting it,keep up the good work.
Definitely too much money for what the average camper needs. I have one that looks just like that from Canadian Tire that I've had for 4 years. I also have a Ryobi pump that runs on a 18v battery I paid $44 for, I wonder how long it will last for though.
I love these videos! (Don't get me wrong, I'm all about camping at the parks, but I enjoy your shares on gadgets to help on the road) I was actually impressed with the volume level, that was pretty sweet. I hope you get a lot of mileage out of it!
Wow, I'm surprised by that. I know a lot of our regular viewers aren't interested in stuff like this. They're just looking for park reviews or our adventures. These videos get a wider audience and that helps bring people to our channel.
Good video on a product you have learned by the sounds of it! lol I myself use the Milwaukee 18 volt air compressor for my Rig.. I use there vacuum lights etc so it was a no brainer for me. I even incorporated a charger for the batteries on my panel.. Also a review from Rock Point Provincial Park.. I was there in early May.. apparently they were hit by a bad storm the year before and wiped out tons of nice trees along the lake, I think they spent most of there budget on cleaning up and not the rest of the place! I still enjoyed the park very much as I had my E bike and toured the entire place! Cheers Paul Coles.. yes another Coles! lol
