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pleasently surprised

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When I first received this I was not impressed. It felt light weight and cheap. However after using it for a while now I am happy with it.

Works fine, not well made...

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I bought one recently to use with my racecar. It works fine (checked with a longacre for accuracy) but the dial is not properly seated in the housing, its sitting a few mm off of where its supposed to be, I can see the "ledge" that it should be seated against. I'm assuming that in the long run it will fail since the needle will creak since the dial is able to move around - or at least friction will prevent the needle from turning properly.

I wish it was better made, the price is great, and the way it works physically, locking on the valve stem is great - just a little better quality control and I'd be happy - I'll probably buy a second one for my home garage (the 1st lives at my garage at the track) since moving it back and forth will likely shorten its life - and its cheap...but its cheap, so how can I complain too much?

Great Product Great Price

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Product is exactly as advertised. Works well. Appears to be strong enough to last in a shop environment.

My apprehensions were unfounded

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Having read the reviews critical of the chuck, I was a bit apprehensive about this unit. At this point I had spent about $400 on various compressors and tire inflators; my way-cool Craftsman rechargeable inflator has a clumsy chuck that loses its hold on the valve stem (and which stopped working after its valve-opening pin broke), so I had to use my larger compressor to inflate some tires for an autocross recently. But the chuck that came with that set-up was totally useless.

Which brings us to the C-H inflator.

I managed to turn the gauge so it's situated athwartships, plumbed on a quick connector, and fired up the compressor. Zip! The chuck slipped onto the first valve and stayed locked in place with no hissing air leaks! A few pulls on the trigger, and the gauge read 40 pounds. My Longacre gauge read 38 psi, which is just fine, since that's what I wanted. So zip, zip, zip, the rest of the tires were
brought up to "C-H 40" and I was good to go.

For thirty bucks (on sale for some reason) and free shipping, I'm more than satisfied.

Tire inflator

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This product works great. Hands free attachment makes it easy to use. Everyone needs on.