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Yep. Stick with the manual pump.Morning all
After several years of using a hand pump to pressurise expansion vessels I have decided to move over to an electric cordless air pump. Does anyone have any recommendations.
Many thanks
My mate said the same thing. Surely there must be something out there worth its salt.Yep. Stick with the manual pump.
i have milwaukee battery tools, if i was buying one it would be a milwaukee oneMy mate said the same thing. Surely there must be something out there worth its salt.
I dont have that problem yet mate. Still young me.I got exhausted trying to pump up the high charge in unvented vessels using a floor pump, so I bought a 240volt case type compressor from Lidl.
Not cordless I know, but does my job.
Noisy though.
Shaun mentioned he buys gas recharges
I dont have that problem yet mate. Still young me.
I hope not. Pumping and stroking are what keep me goingWhen the years go on you will find you will do less pumping strokes before you begin to tire.
milwaukee m12 tyre inflator is really good.
Bit of a name drop there mate?Okay I'm old (get in before you bu66ers) but I still use my SIG air receiver.
It's 24 litres and it take it filled to 8 bar off my compressor. There is nothing it can't fill (yet) vessel wise!
Did David O'Leary's UVC system recently and that has two huge floor standing vessels (something like 50L each) both of which needed topping up. It only just did those tho No batteries to go flat - ever!
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