It’s comparable to the Dewalt but quieter- at the cost of being slower. It gave me 70psi no problem.
Which Ryobi do you have? My Brother-in-law gave me one a few years ago and it looks like the model is no longer sold, but it works pretty well and is pretty fast. I no longer see it at Home Depot. I see Walmart selling one for $123, that seems high. I have used it a bunch. The biggest issue is that I need to fill a few pounds over, let it settle, and read the number.
Its working again, didn't see anyone mention it but apologies if someone already did. Also just got a ton of ice cream and frozen foods for about 80% off using the Walgreens section on RebeSavings and random coupons, who knew?
Which Ryobi do you have? My Brother-in-law gave me one a few years ago and it looks like the model is no longer sold, but it works pretty well and is pretty fast. I no longer see it at Home Depot. I see Walmart selling one for $123, that seems high. I have used it a bunch. The biggest issue is that I need to fill a few pounds over, let it settle, and read the number.
This process is automated if you buy the Milwaukee, just set the value you want, and let it do its thing. Bigger and bulkier, but just set it up and let it go.
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I purchased some little thing from Amazon for $20 as recommended here. It is slow, very slow, but it has a built-in battery, you set the desired pressure, and then let it slowly do its thing. If you must do a lot of filling (say if three tires are very low), this is not what you want. It can top-off four tires if they are only down a few. But, very slow, but works well enough. The unit that I bought is essentially the same as this one I will link and it is only $20 for the next 5 hours. The shape is different. Mine is narrow and long and yellow. The price has been at $20 for almost two weeks, but before that it was about $30. It works, it is cheap, and I have a previous model in each car. I have used it a bunch, but when I am at home, I use something faster.
Ryobi stuff was given to me as a gift so I had
"Tools Tested" on YouTube just made a new inflator roundup video to help us all not buy junk:
My Lowes just put the EGO 20 inch chainsaws with 6ah battery and charger in clearance
$549.00 down to $329
There was 6 or 8 of them yesterday. Half tempted to ge one.
My Lowes just put the EGO 20 inch chainsaws with 6ah battery and charger in clearance
$549.00 down to $329
There was 6 or 8 of them yesterday. Half tempted to ge one.
All of the 20 inch are on clearance at my nearest Lowes.
Is Lowes clearance price specific to a store? I am seeing full price online for my store.
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In my experience yes, clearance prices are usually store-specific.
Lowes clearance prices vary from store to store, so look around your area because sometimes you can drive 15 minutes in any direction and save 50-75%..……… Lowes clearance pricing is "all over the place" so do your research.
Rechargeable battery sold separately or uses AA
yeah, i see OOS too, and no link to check other stores.
Same
Rechargeable battery sold separately or uses AA
FYI you SOB's. I decided to check too and it showed full pop at my store. So as a fluke I put it in my basket and then it showed at the sale price. Bought and paid for..
FYI you SOB's. I decided to check too and it showed full pop at my store. So as a fluke I put it in my basket and then it showed at the sale price. Bought and paid for..
Thanks guys!
