has anyone used the Viar 300P. Need one for UTV and trailer
100 psi.
100 psi.
No but I've got the Milwaukee 12v on a battery and its pretty badass.has anyone used the Viar 300P. Need one for UTV and trailer
100 psi.
70p what? I've got e Dewalt 20 volt that I aired up 5 trailer tires 13 psi apiece and ran down to two bars, not fast though?Ive got a 70p. Just used it a while ago to air up a 30" sxs tire. Took maybe a minute to go from on the rim to no bulge in the tire.
Viair 70P70p what? I've got e Dewalt 20 volt that I aired up 5 trailer tires 13 psi apiece and ran down to two bars, not fast though?
I don't know if these electric pumps have enough balls to seat beads. I would use a CO2 kit to seat the beads first. Then air comp as a last resort if I ran out of CO2.But what do you do when that battery dies?
I just can't bring myself to do a pump that can not run off the P1000.
First trip in to Royal Blue I came across a guy stranded . Had aired down on his 4 wheeler and lost ALL 4 beads!
I aired up and seated all 4 beads for him. Not sure a 6ah millwaukee would have done that. I am a huge fan of the Millwaukee stuff and have them. But can not bring myself to depend on a standalone battery.
I don't know if these electric pumps have enough balls to seat beads. I would use a CO2 kit to seat the beads first. Then air comp as a last resort if I ran out of CO2.
Not debating. Just pondering.
I don't know if these electric pumps have enough balls to seat beads. I would use a CO2 kit to seat the beads first. Then air comp as a last resort if I ran out of CO2.
Not debating. Just pondering.