Reply to "DeWalt Tire Inflator"

Mike,

I haven't timed either, but if I were to guess, getting the trailer tires from 60 to 65 is about 15 - 20 seconds. Inflating our two-person kayak (upper and lower sections) takes maybe 90 seconds each. I couldn't find any duty cycle information in the manual (other than if PSI > 100, then only run for 10 min), but based on our needs, it doesn't seem like we have to worry about any duty cycle. My only "complaint" is that it is loud, but I think most of these devices are.

It's great for the convenience of filling up whenever and wherever, but if I recall, you have a compressor tank.

8/19/234:15 AM

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