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Makita LXT Inflator - $99.99

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Model: Inflator,18V,Cordless,25-1/2 in Hose L

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about 2 years ago
843 Posts
Joined Jul 2019
about 2 years ago
MarioM29
about 2 years ago
843 Posts
This is for 18V system and Tool Only. You also do not set it and forget it. You must set your PSI and hold the trigger the whole time.
about 2 years ago
438 Posts
Joined May 2014
about 2 years ago
BN30
about 2 years ago
438 Posts
As much as I like Makita I didn't like this inflator at all . Ended up getting Ridgid one , Auto set and comes with 12v wire for half a price
about 2 years ago
65 Posts
Joined Mar 2017
about 2 years ago
sonofjames
about 2 years ago
65 Posts
Quote from BN30 :
As much as I like Makita I didn't like this inflator at all . Ended up getting Ridgid one , Auto set and comes with 12v wire for half a price
I would agree with this. Somewhat disappointed with this inflator. Have to hold the trigger and then guess how far past my goal pressure I should go and then let off the trigger and give it some time to settle to the actual pressure
about 2 years ago
1,166 Posts
Joined Feb 2004
about 2 years ago
Syrinx
about 2 years ago
1,166 Posts
Quote from sonofjames :
I would agree with this. Somewhat disappointed with this inflator. Have to hold the trigger and then guess how far past my goal pressure I should go and then let off the trigger and give it some time to settle to the actual pressure
Agree I am invested heavily in Makita 18V, but this one misses the mark. Thanks for posting though OP.
about 2 years ago
44 Posts
Joined Oct 2007
about 2 years ago
ucancallmeslick
about 2 years ago
44 Posts
I put a strip of velcro wire wrap around the handle and slide it up over the button to hold it, but it's still a pain.

Also, if I want 35 psi, I set it to 34.0 or 34.5, because it does keep going past the set amount.
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about 2 years ago
47 Posts
Joined Aug 2014
about 2 years ago
tey714
about 2 years ago
47 Posts
Makita have a sucky inflator.
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about 2 years ago
896 Posts
Joined Oct 2014
about 2 years ago
Cord440
about 2 years ago
896 Posts
Quote from Syrinx :
Agree I am invested heavily in Makita 18V, but this one misses the mark. Thanks for posting though OP.
Same here. I went with the Sun Joe at $25 a while back. I have many Makita LXT but for light duty use I have 3 Ryobis.
Last edited by Cord440 December 25, 2022 at 10:54 PM.

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about 2 years ago
310 Posts
Joined Mar 2017
about 2 years ago
blocky
about 2 years ago
310 Posts
After 3-4 cheap car inflators that would just out of the blue stop working one day when I needed them to, I bought this the moment it came out. It works for my van tires which are higher PSI than the air pumps at most gas stations.

The features are not great. It's annoying that the trigger doesn't have a lock and annoying that I have to let it rest if I'm filling all 4 tires, which is inherent to this type of inflator, but I also have a pretty high confidence that it won't fail when I need it. It's not a frequent use tool, and it has worked reliably with batteries I always have on hand, which is what I wanted.
about 2 years ago
369 Posts
Joined Mar 2015
about 2 years ago
Thundersleet
about 2 years ago
369 Posts
I have this and I love it. It doesn't take that long to top off a low tire. Why do you need to have a trigger lock? How freakin' lazy are you people? Maybe it should come with a chair too. The inflator stops pumping when it gets to pressure. Why are you guessing how far past your goal pressure to go? Read the instructions!

"You also do not set it and forget it. You must set your PSI" It stays at whatever the last setting was. You can change the PSI to whatever the tire requires. Did you think it could tell what the PSI should be when to connect it?

The complaints on this are laughable. Just WOW.

This is currently at $94.00. Slick Deal!
Last edited by Thundersleet December 16, 2022 at 08:49 AM.
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almost 2 years ago
896 Posts
Joined Oct 2014
almost 2 years ago
Cord440
almost 2 years ago
896 Posts
[QUOTE=Thundersleet;160357870]I have this and I love it. It doesn't take that long to top off a low tire. Why do you need to have a trigger lock? How freakin' lazy are you people? Maybe it should come with a chair too. The inflator stops pumping when it gets to pressure. Why are you guessing how far past your goal pressure to go? Read the instructions!

"You also do not set it and forget it. You must set your PSI" It stays at whatever the last setting was. You can change the PSI to whatever the tire requires. Did you think it could tell what the PSI should be when to connect it?

The complaints on this are laughable. Just WOW.

This is currently at $94.00. Slick Deal![/QUOTE]
$24.97. I have deterioration of my spine and appreciate not having to stay bent over, or not having to move my vehicles so the stem is at the top of the wheel
almost 2 years ago
639 Posts
Joined Nov 2016
almost 2 years ago
Speedmaster1
almost 2 years ago
639 Posts
Not a great deal IMO, you can get in eBay for a lot less.
almost 2 years ago
639 Posts
Joined Nov 2016
almost 2 years ago
Speedmaster1
almost 2 years ago
639 Posts
Quote from Thundersleet :
I have this and I love it. It doesn't take that long to top off a low tire. Why do you need to have a trigger lock? How freakin' lazy are you people? Maybe it should come with a chair too. The inflator stops pumping when it gets to pressure. Why are you guessing how far past your goal pressure to go? Read the instructions!

"You also do not set it and forget it. You must set your PSI" It stays at whatever the last setting was. You can change the PSI to whatever the tire requires. Did you think it could tell what the PSI should be when to connect it?

The complaints on this are laughable. Just WOW.

This is currently at $94.00. Slick Deal!
Not as slick as the Ridgid price wise and functionality https://youtu.be/2J6rQSwEK9M