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Reviews (4)
20 Feb, 2018
No long timer and not doing what I expected
Well built and does I expect what it is designed to do but not what I think most people would expect it to do.
The major problem is that this can only run for two minutes and that's it. they state a maximum of one hour per day! Most others have a timer that can be set for at least 30 minutes into the hours and will doubtless run for a lot longer period in a day.
I expected it to clean coins but it doesn't unless its just mud on them - well not in ten minutes anyway and that is as long as I have ever been bothered to keep switching it on for. It cleans hair combs extremely well but again, that's only light dirt and grease and I expect it would do that on jewelry too but not any other marks.
All up I felt it was a waste of money due to the length of running issue but having seen what they can do on YouTube over a longer period. I will be getting another but this time with a long timer. So a waste of money just to learn that really.
03 Feb, 2021
Strong and versatile
At first it looks less robust that some others as it is designed to be able to slip between narrow slat gaps if needed, however the quality and strength of the steel is perfectly adequate to take apart probably any pallet that a pallet ripper of this size would do however robustly made some others might look but they would probably be heavier and not able to fit between narrow gaps. Very pleased with the choice as I think others will be.
26 Apr, 2016
first class air pumps
I think these are all made to a standard design and probably by the same background company. I bought one of this type about five years ago because normal foot pumps kept dying at 45 and 52psi on my vans. I then bought a second one for my car. Now I have bought another three. One for my elderly mother that can now do the pressures herself, one for my wife and one for our other van.
Garage air pumps seem to often give different pressure readings but it's vital at these rock hard pressures to get them right each time, especially as they are at or within lbs of the manufacturers maxim pressure ratings.
These pumps with this specification are a terrific, quick for their size and lightweight. Much faster than a foot pump but I would go for this specification and cubic rating not any less. I have used ones that claimed to be great but were far weaker, had to run for ages and melted down. These are often the ones that come with fancy gadgets and dials. In my advice - avoid.
Make sure the cable is fully unwound though. Start the engine and give it a rev at the start (only needs one blip) and leave it ticking over so the voltage increases as that helps the pump tremendously or it can be slow and get very hot. If pressures are around the usual 30-35lb mark, you can probably top them all up one after the other but at pressures like my ones, use your head and let the pump cool if it gets warm before doing the others and it will last. I have had no problems and the five year old one still works fine.
Not given to writing feedback on things and don't have shares in them but would recommend this type of pump to everyone; ladies especially that might find manual foot pumps difficult and possibly even dangerous as they can skid about and kick back when you press them with your foot if you are not used to them. No downsides that I have come across apart from being a bit more expensive than a manual foot pump but even that is not the case for me because at one time I had a pile of dead manual ones and that was not only frustrating but also far more expensive.