Buying Air Compressor - Oil Lubed Husky L13HPD

[Iggy]

I'm considering buying this 3 gal 110 psi oil lubed air compressor from Home Depot.
I will keep it in one of the compartments for use to maintain tire pressure up to 110 psi.

Does anyone have one already?
Do you know a better one with the similiar size and price?

Thanks

Husky L13HPD from Home Depot $99

Husky 3-gal. compressor features a 1 HP induction motor with oil-lube operation. This air compressor has a direct-drive pump for convenience and an oil sight glass that makes it easy to check the oil level for safe operation. This air compressor has an aluminum tank for a long life.

• 1 HP induction motor with oil-lube operation
• Direct-drive pump has no belts or pulleys to replace for convenience
• Single-hand operation for convenience
• Quick connect helps you quickly change applications
• Oil sight glass makes it easy to check the oil level at a glance for safety
• Dedicated tank and tool regulator gauges for convenience
• Colors may vary
• 9-piece accessory kit includes blow gun, OSHA safety nozzle, blow gun adapter, 1/4 in. female quick connect, 1/4 in. male plug, 1/4 in. female plug, inflation needle, 6 in. dual tire chuck, and sealing tape
• MFG Brand Name : Husky
• MFG Model # : L13HPD
• MFG Part # : L13HPD

[johnnypal]

I have a Cushman Wakefield ac powered inflator that I purchased from Walmart many years ago for about 40 bucks. I top off 3 or 4 lbs. every now and then with no problem.

[Iggy]

Well we bought the Husky air compressor.
It build up 125 psi less than a minute. Perfect for topping off the 22.5 " tires on my Georgetown. I really liked it being it is oil lubed which should make it last a little long than the oil-less ones. I also picked it up for $89.10 being I have a military ID.
So far very happy

[Herk7769]

Just make sure it fits in the compartment you are thinking of.
My pancake compressor does not fit and has to ride in the truck when I take it along. I am in the market for one that will fit. The Kobalt one looks like it might, but replacing my compressor is pretty low on my winter "to do" list.

[GASPEDDLER]

I carry a Porter Cable C1010. It fits in my under bed storage compartment. It works well for a $99 air compressor.

[Herk7769]

Originally Posted by GASPEDDLER

I carry a Porter Cable C1010. It fits in my under bed storage compartment. It works well for a $99 air compressor.

That certainly looks like the one going on my Santa list.

[GASPEDDLER]

Originally Posted by herk7769

That certainly looks like the one going on my Santa list.

Herk, I'll let you know when Amazon marks them back down. HoHoHo

[ChooChooMan74]

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[Rebel702]

Iggy, be sure you also have a way to secure the compressor in the compartment.

[petey]

Originally Posted by Iggy

I'm considering buying this 3 gal 110 psi oil lubed air compressor from Home Depot.
I will keep it in one of the compartments for use to maintain tire pressure up to 110 psi.

Does anyone have one already?
Do you know a better one with the similiar size and price?

Thanks

Husky L13HPD from Home Depot $99

Husky 3-gal. compressor features a 1 HP induction motor with oil-lube operation. This air compressor has a direct-drive pump for convenience and an oil sight glass that makes it easy to check the oil level for safe operation. This air compressor has an aluminum tank for a long life.

• 1 HP induction motor with oil-lube operation
• Direct-drive pump has no belts or pulleys to replace for convenience
• Single-hand operation for convenience
• Quick connect helps you quickly change applications
• Oil sight glass makes it easy to check the oil level at a glance for safety
• Dedicated tank and tool regulator gauges for convenience
• Colors may vary
• 9-piece accessory kit includes blow gun, OSHA safety nozzle, blow gun adapter, 1/4 in. female quick connect, 1/4 in. male plug, 1/4 in. female plug, inflation needle, 6 in. dual tire chuck, and sealing tape
• MFG Brand Name : Husky
• MFG Model # : L13HPD
• MFG Part # : L13HPD

howdy:i installed one on my 2012 378 a craftman that works real well.it is listed 6-21-2011 name petey

[Iggy]

Updated information.
It builds up to 125 psi in the tank which helps a lot when filling tires to 100 psi or higher. Most similiar compressor only get up to 110 psi.
Worth the money and I will secure in compartment but will keep it portable.