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Hey @allmotorrex what kind of portable air compressor do you have and how do you like it?

 

Y'all are crazy I'm voting for this one. This photo is really pushing the envelope!

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That's the one!

 

Parkin' lot party

 

He only got stuck one time?

 

Wonder if they graded it because we had ruts that would swallow 35s and ledges that required front and rear lockers.

 

VIAIR 400P Portable Compressor

VIAIR 400P - 40043 Tire Inflator Portable Offroad Air Compressor for Truck & SUV | 12V On/Off Road Tire Pump Air Compressor Portable Heavy Duty 150 PSI, up to 35" Tires, Alligator Clips

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000X9AXR8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_SydZDb2BSHAYF
I thought it filled up his tires pretty quick

 

Honestly, don't remember how many times. Maybe once, maybe 10. I was leading though, and also doing dumb shit lol.

Like...

I was the only one to make it up that wash by our camp

 

I did it at ATR and 26 wasn't bad at all. 16 there were some nasty places and they did some work from ATR until last weekend. Also a lot of the green trails were graded especially going to top of windrock that was really rough this time was really smooth.

 

The chuck that hooks to the tire snapped on mine this weekend time to set it up with a better tire chuck

 

I think I ran 16 in april.

 

Yeah we ran it in Aug then again last weekend. Aug wasn't horrible couple of good climbs and rutted out section and ledges. This past time they removed a tree that we went around but that's it. Everything else seemed the same. 26 was completely different though. Heading up to from the creek bed G6 use to be all rip rap in Aug this past time it was all cleared to the sides and just dirt. Made the trail a lot easier for sure.

 

Yeah that's it. I wanted one that was cheap in price, had a high cfm and would last me a long time. This one checks those boxes for me. I have no clue what the time to fill my tire is but if I was guessing, from 8 psi to 34 psi takes 4 mins. Something like that. It seems pretty quick. But I had an ARB wired into my tool box and got annoyed with that because I use the compressor for all kinds of shit other than just the tires on my truck..

 

Woof, that was annoying (but fun clearing a tree with hatchets) getting to the waterfall this summer. It did get fun after though. That stick-log tried to kill one of my new shocks and gas tank though...

I wonder if half the tree we cleared fell back into the trail. It was on a pretty serious hill.

 

Is that the one that is there is a split in the trail to the left is a really rocky climb and to the right there is a ledge about 3/4 the way up? If so no they didn't clear that tree. All the trails we rode it looked like a nasty storm came through and they had to do a lot of tree clearing between ATR in aug and last weekend. Hell while we were there they had to clear a tree that fell on 21.

 

Thanks! I'm deciding between that one and the 440P.

 

Masterflow mf-1050 FTW.

Tire Inflator, Portable 12 Volt Air Pump, Air Compressor by MasterFlow for Inflating Full Size 4 x4, Truck, SUV and RV Tires

https://www.amazon.com/Inflator-Por...essor&qid=1573774409&sprefix=superflow&sr=8-3

Been using these since I first started wheeling. There are some tests from a few years ago on a jeep board where that compressor flows more air than a comparable viair.

 

This is what I use. Love it

 

Anyone close to Clarksville/Nashville willing to help install a slimline bumper sometime this weekend?