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popular Posted by cheapornodeal • 8h ago
popular Posted by cheapornodeal • 8h ago

Makita Cordless Electric Portable Inflator (tool only) on clearance in store only at Home Depot $69.99

$69.99

$139

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

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about 9 hours ago
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about 9 hours ago
Danimal86
about 9 hours ago
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Brickseek for me says" This product is not available to search right now" but ymmv
https://brickseek.com/home-depot-...=312596068
about 8 hours ago
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Joined Mar 2021
about 8 hours ago
BoastfulKnob1329
about 8 hours ago
34 Posts
I have this, and it's a great one if you don't have it. Use it all the time
about 8 hours ago
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Joined Sep 2019
about 8 hours ago
HappyThread5938
about 8 hours ago
87 Posts
Quote from BoastfulKnob1329 :
I have this, and it's a great one if you don't have it. Use it all the time

How strong is it? Can you fill a car tire or more so for bikes and sports balls?
Original Poster
about 8 hours ago
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about 8 hours ago
cheapornodeal
Original Poster
about 8 hours ago
124 Posts
Quote from HappyThread5938 :
How strong is it? Can you fill a car tire or more so for bikes and sports balls?
I have it and it can fill car tires, soccer balls. As the previous person mentioned, it is a great tool.
about 8 hours ago
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about 8 hours ago
blocky
about 8 hours ago
310 Posts
Quote from HappyThread5938 :
How strong is it? Can you fill a car tire or more so for bikes and sports balls?
I have the smaller CXT (12v) version. I use it to top off my van tires at ~70 psi, but it takes several minutes if going from zero. I bought it specifically for this purpose bc air tanks at gas stations put out only around 35 psi, which is suitable for smaller cars.

The thing to keep in mind with these types of motors is that they will overheat running continuously, so you're supposed to run them for 5 minutes, then let them cool for 5 minutes. If you jack the wheel up, it will have an easier time filling the tire.

I've had mine since it came out maybe 4-5 years ago; still running without issue.

If you set the psi on the unit, it will cut-off when it reaches pressure, but you do have to hold down the trigger. I usually wedge something in the handle to hold the unit on so I can step away.
about 6 hours ago
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about 6 hours ago
SlickTerrier357
about 6 hours ago
148 Posts
Dang, brickseek is showing the price but OOS.

I'd prefer the 181 model, but at this price I would have bought this model
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imhongry
about 6 hours ago
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I have one and use it for my car tires all the time.

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about 5 hours ago
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Honest-IJM
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about 5 hours ago
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Thanks OP! I found one on the shelf in Clermont, FL.
about 5 hours ago
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jackbauer24
about 5 hours ago
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Quote from Danimal86 :
Brickseek for me says" This product is not available to search right now" but ymmv
https://brickseek.com/home-depot-...=312596068
do you know what is the login info for brickseek? Thanks
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arnott
about 5 hours ago
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Quote from jackbauer24 :
do you know what is the login info for brickseek? Thanks
You need to create a free account and use it. shake head
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BlueFog7078
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about 5 hours ago
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Quote from HappyThread5938 :
How strong is it? Can you fill a car tire or more so for bikes and sports balls?
If you are already in the Makita ecosystem this is a great price for a good tool.

If you just want a small tool to keep in the car and not have to worry about the battery the Ridgid [homedepot.com] is the cheapest for both the tool & the batteries, comes with the Lifetime Service Agreement and a cord to run it off you car's battery.

If you don't mind a much larger, heavier tool and would prefer one that was quicker for bigger jobs like filling large truck tires to high pressures. The Milwaukee is normally much more expensive, right now it's free with the $199 two 5ah battery kit [homedepot.com] at quite a few places.
about 4 hours ago
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about 4 hours ago
TalentedTank930
about 4 hours ago
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Quote from blocky :
I have the smaller CXT (12v) version. I use it to top off my van tires at ~70 psi, but it takes several minutes if going from zero. I bought it specifically for this purpose bc air tanks at gas stations put out only around 35 psi, which is suitable for smaller cars.

The thing to keep in mind with these types of motors is that they will overheat running continuously, so you're supposed to run them for 5 minutes, then let them cool for 5 minutes. If you jack the wheel up, it will have an easier time filling the tire.

I've had mine since it came out maybe 4-5 years ago; still running without issue.

If you set the psi on the unit, it will cut-off when it reaches pressure, but you do have to hold down the trigger. I usually wedge something in the handle to hold the unit on so I can step away.

I keep a Velcro strap on it to fix the need to hold the trigger, works like a charm.
about 4 hours ago
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Joined Feb 2007
about 4 hours ago
bradicuss
about 4 hours ago
70 Posts
Quote from TalentedTank930 :
I keep a Velcro strap on it to fix the need to hold the trigger, works like a charm.
Agreed. A bicycle toe strap works well too. This is one of my favorite tools.
about 4 hours ago
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about 4 hours ago
redrawnmango
about 4 hours ago
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1 in stock near me and it says "This item isn't eligible for online order Pickup, but it is on Clearance". Seems like one usually means zero so I'll probably save myself the drive, good deal though if you have them near you

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about 4 hours ago
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BadgerStabber
about 4 hours ago
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Keep one in the car when I travel... because you never know.