Terry
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Hi does anyone make or have such a device ?
terry
terry
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If you look to pay from £80 to £200 you will get a compressor that can be permanently mounted inside a locker with an outlet (or two) fixed conveniently on the body ready for you to connect the tyre inflator. If you have air-ride suspension, you can connect it via valves to that, too. I have a heavy duty one that was once supplied to operate air-operated diff locks for a Land Rover.
to be honest what you need is a tank somewhere on the van .if you do repair your tyre you may need that big whoosh of air to push out the beads.
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The way around this Alan is to place a rope around the tyre and tie it off as a Spanish turnkey, as the rope is tightened the walls of the tyre are pushed out onto the rim,
Doug...
hi doug not always on radials now you use a sausage that you slip over the edge of the wheel. it can be done using a cycle tube to take up the gap .an.
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My other half won't let me out to playalot of off road boys look for the ones off ambulances . we see lots when playing in the winter.you,ll have to come and play with us in the sun. ha ha .but you will need a few tubes and patches . blinking thorns grow in the sand and penetrate tyres all the time. cheers alan.
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That looks a nice bit of kit :thumb: I shall put it in my memory bank along side some others until I drop on one :thumb:I have a five quider from netto in the van just in case the air suspension does not go up never had to use it but like a lot of other stuff I carry in the van ( a load of crap ) you never knowHigh Terry
Bought a fantastic little Bonair pump from Costco just before going on the Italian Job. No probs at 5 bar and reasonably quick. Good coiled hose and a brilliant strong bag for it all to go in. One of the best bits of kit I've bought in a long time.
Good hunting, Cheers Dave.