Milwaukee M18 tire inflator

[rideadeuce]

I have been using this one for over a year. Used on bikes, motorcycles, lawn mower, Oliver, truck, and cars. It has been wonderful. 4 presets, put a quick chuck on it, hit start and done. Accuracy is better than most, especially on auto tires. Very portable and easy to use. Last a long time with extended time battery. 

https://a.co/d/fnRidVo

https://locknlube.com/collections/air-tools/products/tire-inflator-adapter#

https://locknlube.com/products/locknflate-locking-air-chuck If using with the Milwaukee you want OPEN option.

$150 at Northerntool.com

Quick chuck

 

[HDRider]

I wish I had started down the Milwaukee road.  I do think they are the best.  I went all in on DeWalt.  That way every battery is usable for all the tools I have.

 

I have been putting off buying a battery air pump.  My POS KOBALT has died.  In all fairness I have had it for 10 years or so and my truck needs 80 PSI.

 

Does anyone have DEWALT 20V MAX Tire Inflator DCC020IB?

 

 

 

[HDRider]

The Milwaukee crushes DeWalt

Milwaukee M18 2848-20 VS Dewalt 20V Max DCC020IB Inflators REVIEW! | Is the M18 REALLY the fastest?

 

 

[Galway Girl]

1 hour ago, HDRider said:

 

I wish I had started down the Milwaukee road.  I do think they are the best.  I went all in on DeWalt.  That way every battery is usable for all the tools I have.

 

I have been putting off buying a battery air pump.  My POS KOBALT has died.  In all fairness I have had it for 10 years or so and my truck needs 80 PSI.

 

Does anyone have DEWALT 20V MAX Tire Inflator DCC020IB?

 

 

We have the dewalt system of tools and have used our dewalt for 3yrs.  It’s been great.  we boyght a dewalt fan and use ut when were hot and off grid. 

[Geronimo John]

3 hours ago, HDRider said:

Does anyone have DEWALT 20V MAX Tire Inflator DCC020IB?

An unbiased review from a dire hard Makita guy.  

If I were servicing on a daily basis 55+ PSI tires, I too would get the Milwaukee, despite its much higher price and being less versatile. 

But my use is just for my 40 PSI TV & Ollie.  So, I'll keep my five year old and still going strong DeWalt team. 

 

[jd1923]

Milwaukee used to be great, made in USA back in the day. Not any longer and they were stuck on 12V when Dewalt was 18V. I had 5-6 Dewalt 18V tools and sold them all on Craigs 3 years ago, now on the 20/60V series.

Maybe Milwaukee beats Dewalt on a tire inflater, maybe. Personally, I've never owned a battery-operated tire inflator. Prefer using a real compressor at home and in a rare case when needing air on the road, we just run by a tire shop. We're not the deflate/inflate off-road types where you really need one. Many Dewalt tools are built in USA, some in Mexico, and all with "internationally sourced parts." Most others are 100% China.

Can Milwaukee do this with a 20/60V battery? I think not. Love these tools which I used regularly at home: Amazon.com: DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX* Circular Saw for Framing, 7-1/4-Inch, Tool Only (DCS577B) : Everything Else I have a Dewalt 12-in Compound Sliding Miter Saw, an impact drill, orbital sander, oscillating multi-tool and more! Love this tool that we use for pruning more than anything else: DEWALT 20V MAX* XR Reciprocating Saw, Compact, Tool Only (DCS367B), Black - Amazon.com

Dewalt 20V tools that travel with us regularly in the tow vehicle:
1) DEWALT (DCF887B) Impact Driver, 20V MAX XR, Brushless, 3-Speed, 1/4-Inch, Bare Tool Only(Bulk Packed) - Amazon.com
2) Amazon.com: DEWALT 20V MAX LED Work Light, Rechargeable Flashlight, Pivoting Head, Bare Tool Only (DCL050) : Patio, Lawn & Garden
3) Amazon.com: DEWALT 20V MAX Hand Vacuum, Cordless, for Wet or Dry Surfaces, 1/2-Gallon Tank, Washable Filter, Portable, Bare Tool Only (DCV517B) : Everything Else
4) DEWALT DCBL722B 20V MAX XR Li-Ion Handheld Blower (Tool Only) (5 Ah) New | eBay

They all share 20V batteries and I have an extra Dewalt charger that stays wired in the rear of the attic.

[HDRider]

I think I have 3 or 4 big DeWalt batteries and maybe 3 of the little ones.  It takes almost all of them for my wife to weed-eat the yard. 

[jd1923]

3 minutes ago, HDRider said:

I think I have 3 or 4 big DeWalt batteries and maybe 3 of the little ones.  It takes almost all of them for my wife to weed-eat the yard. 

LOL, you need one of these for real yard work, with a little gas and 2SO: FS 91 R Weed Trimmer for Professionals | STIHL USA 

[HDRider]

4 hours ago, jd1923 said:

LOL, you need one of these for real yard work, with a little gas and 2SO: FS 91 R Weed Trimmer for Professionals | STIHL USA 

I have two Stihls, one that size and one bigger.  They are too heavy for her

[jd1923]

17 minutes ago, HDRider said:

I have two Stihls, one that size and one bigger.  They are too heavy for her

I just do it myself. Chris has enough indoor work and she's staining the deck now! (After I sprayed deck cleaner and pressure washed.)

In 45 minutes with the Stihl, I can do all the edges on our 3/4 acre. I would hate to use a week battery-operated trimmer. We don't grow grass in Arizona, just weeds in the spring and fall (after monsoon season). The large areas I hit with something like this! YARDMAX 22 in. 170cc Gas-Powered 4-Stroke Push Lawn String Trimmer/Mower at Tractor Supply Co.

[Geronimo John]

JD:
You take the cake with a "Real Man's" weed wacker!

[Geronimo John]

But I bet my weed Mil Spec weed killer tool is MUCH faster than yours!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Wait for it!

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GJ

Edited June 16, 2024 by Geronimo John

[jd1923]

12 hours ago, Geronimo John said:

But I bet my weed Mil Spec weed killer tool is MUCH faster than yours!

Wrong time of year. We are under severe fire restrictions in the Prescott NF! 🤣

The ground here is also too rocky. We need the walk-behind trimmer where those who live east would have a lawn mower. 

[Geronimo John]

2 minutes ago, jd1923 said:

We need the walk-behind trimmer where those who live east would have a lawn mower. 

Where I come from, we call yours a "Stump Grinder".  LOL. 

Seriously, you do have some tough weeds out in the desert.  But this is a long way from air compressors.