Compressor? Cordless or Not.....

[ependydad]

Originally Posted by jimmoore13

Of course, at home I have a real compressor and use it to setup the rig for travel. The Viair is just for tweaking along the way. The beauty of this compressor is that it will winterize my camper with air in just a few minutes. I set the output pressure to 40 PSI (so as to not blow things up) and this has the reserve capacity to do the whole job effortlessly. This thing never leaves the garage. I just run a couple hundred feet of air hose to the place where the camper is parked.

Other than maybe running air tools, I don't know what you can't do with the Viair compressor. I've been fulltime with mine for a couple of years ago and haven't ever felt the need for anything more.

[CampinGpa]

Originally Posted by wildcatter

I have the Vlair 450P, I love it.

Just got one of the Vlair 450p have not got to use it to DANG cold in Bellevue NE.

[dannyabear]

Viair, with 20' 12 volt extension cord and extra air hose, also installed cig lighter on camper battery box

[kevin211]

Vixen Air 5 Gallon (18 Liter) Steel Tank with Dual 200 PSI Black Compressor Onboard System/Kit for Suspension/Train Horn 12V VXO4852DB

This is the system i'm looking to add in the next month, I am very paranoid of breaking down, This system so i'm told, will be able to run an impact gun and a air jack along with airing up my 35's if needed. Plus if that doesn't work I have every towing option/road side ass't card/plan.
Yes it's over kill but I don't want to be broken down, plus i spent about a year upgrading most hoses, on my f250.

[nomad297]

You just can’t go wrong with a VIAIR unless you plan on needing compressed air for a pneumatic tool.

Bruce

[dcheatwood]

Ok on my pick-up, tundra, I have airlift bags with wireless remote. 11 years now. Had to have manifold controller rebuilt once and on third compressor now.($30-40 each) not bad.
Motor home has Firestone ride right bags with manual Schrader valves only. Not convenient at all.

[dcheatwood]

Originally Posted by ependydad

Other than maybe running air tools, I don't know what you can't do with the Viair compressor. I've been fulltime with mine for a couple of years ago and haven't ever felt the need for anything more.

That's what I'm hoping for with my new viair when I start traveling soon.

[mwdilday]

I have the Viair 450P-RV. It is a great compressor. It handles my 123 PSI tires with ease. The RV model also comes with 60 foot of coiled hose. I mounted in my battery tray since I don't need 4 batteries.

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