Negative. It's a 1979 850cfm
I would be looking at a Viar pump if you're gonna spend some money on one.
CK5
Register an account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members.
My emergency rescue on Fordyce Creek trail
- Thread starter wetoolowdingbangow
- Start date
Negative. It's a 1979 850cfm
I would be looking at a Viar pump if you're gonna spend some money on one.
wetoolowdingbangow
1/2 ton status
Hmm yeah ill look into that. if i can run some air tools and pump the 40s up im happy. Dont know if i need or want a tank.
wetoolowdingbangow
1/2 ton status
Did you see Zak's?
oh yeah thats sweet. My buddy got the smitty which is way cheaper, puts out 150psi and 5cfm. Need to read up on it more. Pretty sure zak had a tank too...
My buddy has the bigger smittybilt one, it works suprisingly well.
wetoolowdingbangow
1/2 ton status
That picture IS Zak's
wetoolowdingbangow
1/2 ton status
yeah i meant i thought he had a tank for holding air. From what i read if you have big tires the compressor will just run anyway so no point in having a little 5 gallon or whatever.
wetoolowdingbangow
1/2 ton status
Did you see Zak's?
Hey that is the compressor I'm using. I do have a 11gal air tank that I'm going to be hooking the compressor to. I usually just fill my air tank up to about 130 and that will fill my tires up to street enough pressure to get to a station. I have been wheeling and I got invited to go on this fordyce trip, But I know the limitations of my rig and I know when to say I can't make it on a trip.
Sounds like you had quite a trip! Thanks for posting up, it made for good reading and has encouraged me to continue keeping tools in my truck. And i will also be rethinking which ones I choose to keep handy.
wetoolowdingbangow
1/2 ton status
Yeah man! Although my pants were around my ankles I felt like it would be a good learning opportunity for me and others. Most people aren't prepared for such events. Hell even when you think you're prepared you may not be. It was one heck of a trip but I'll be back to kick that trails ass!
