My brother lives in the mountains. Will the compressor try to level my parents vehicle while going uphill?
168447
No! Altitude will have an effect on the air pressure, but going up or down an incline will not. The unit should be able to maintain a constant pressure.
168448
The system sences the rear bumper height so if it senses the rear bumper is low it will adjust the height whether it's going uphill or downhill or on a flat road.
168449
No. It uses the height of the suspension, and keeps it the height you set it. The angle of the vehicle doesn't matter. Just the load above the rear axle. Distance between the axle and the frame.
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my 90 f150 4X4 is lowered 2" and still the incline is kinda of steep. but i dont see where id have a problem riding a quad up it. i dont think id want to try to move a fridge up or down it by myself.
1720007
You can get power for the main fused wire for the compressor directly from the positive post of the battery. For the other wire that turns the system on only when the key is on you must use a light probe and find a wire that is on only with the key. otherwise the compressor can run when it is parked and the height changes like you step up on the bumper. I also have a cab mounted gauge and kneel valve.
1711660
No.. it won't put out enough air. Perfect for air shocks, but you are better off getting a small portable air compressor for tires.
1307953
We didn't. Just the compressor. If it stops making the stableization/leveling sound you need to replace the compressor. My denali had 120k miles on it when it went out.
1410345
Nope, nothing. Wouldn't you think it would? Anyway, great little compressor. Just plan a trip or two to the hardware store before you can actually use it.
706354
Absolutely. That is the reason I bought this compressor, for my MH tires. I have a another compressor with a larger tank but it tops off at 100 lbs. The PC compressor works great for topping off tires but not so good for air tools. Tank is just too small and the compressor cycles too much. Plus this compressor is small enough to toss in your basement storage compartment to carry with you
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I've only ran it up to 90 psi. It done that easy. On a small compressor on how much presure they will pump up to depends on the compressor and how heavy the vehicle is your trying to lift. If your trying to air up a tire on car or pickup this compressor should not have a problem. Is your trying to air up a tire on a loaded 18 wheeler your going to be SOL.
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The auger does not assist and on a steep drive with 6 to 8 inches of snow you may have some difficulty going uphill. A self propelled unit would be better. The size of your drive may also factor into this. I would say that of all the electric blowers I looked at both online and in stores that this is a good choice. For drives or walk s that are long or inclined then self powered would be a better choice. Hope this helps some in you making your decision.
820252
My husband has an air compressor and used that to blow up mine. I hope this helps.
569713
If you need a lot of volume vs pressure it may not. The tank on this compressor is small. I use it to blow out the water lines in our RV. I set the air pressure at about 30PSI.
1323734
I really couldn't say for sure, I use it for auto tires. I believe the compressor would be running most of the time as the tank is small and kicks on soon after starting a tire fill.
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Yes. Just make sure the suction lines have no air leaks. It will actually pull up hill about 20 feet if the suction line is sealed. You also need to put a foot valve on the suction line so that when it shuts off the suction line keeps water in it.
1422849
Not sure. I mounted the air compressor on my 2013 Tundra along with Firestone air bags. I tow a 30' camping trailer and like to have both the truck and trailer a level as possible going down the road. I run the air bags with 5lbs of air without the trailer and 50lbs of air with it. I guess it really matters how much your truck sags when you have your trailer fully loaded. The nice thing is that I can stand back and use the remote control to operate the compresser and fill the air bags. The alternative is to manually fill the air bags with an external compresser via air valves.
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This compressor is rated to 150psi. It will fill tires up to 37 inch tires. they usually have a maximum PSI of 120 pounds. This compressior has a continuos run time of 40 minutes straight and then you have to shut it down, to cool. so provided that your tires aren't completely flat, I see no problem with you filling up your RV TIRES.
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No, the compressor plugs only into a 12-volt, cigarette lighter-type recepticle located within your automobile. It has a long power cord which should allow you to reach all four tires.
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I just use it for my Cherokee after off-roading. I'm not sure it will handle the higher pressure required for motor home tires. Guess you could try it and if it didn't work. send it back.