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I have one only becuase it was cheap:j I find that the poundshop pumps tend to flex braking your anklevikingaero wrote: »Aldi or Lidl periodically have twin barrel footpumps for between £3-£5.
I was going to recommend the Michelin one that I have but the rubber hose snapped and you can't buy spares unlike for the cheaper varieties.0 -
hi..................the brass-barrel pumps are perhaps the best quality.
In the past, I have spent 30 quid or more on a high-capacity electric pump [running straight off the battery]....and suitable for larger vehicle tyres..... prolonged use has seen the pump itself become less efficient.
For similar money I have also bought a proper mains-operated electric compressor from Aldi.[came with a load of tools too, including a windy gun!].....and a modest tyre inflater...with not-so-accurate gauge.
This I currently keep in the kitchen [its quite bulky, but is on wheels...it has a 25 litre tank!]......as it also has a very long [plastic] air hose, this I can run out of the front door to inflate tyres by the roadside......very quickly indeed.
No piddling around for ten minutes putting another 10 psi into a tyre....it's quicker than some garage items!
One of my pressure gauges is an old long brass fitting for a tyre inflater, [lorry-type, with an end facing both ways] but with an old gas gauge [oxygen...but it matters not] screwed on the end....pressure reads up to 30psi but the needle goes further...
I am also a titewad...No, I don't think all other drivers are idiots......but some are determined to change my mind.......0
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