MONSTER 4WD Air Compressor Comparison MK2! - ARB v Thumper v XTM v Ridge Ryder v Juice Boss!!
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- Another Monster 4WD Air Compressor Comparison....... named this time....... MK2 (like some compressors on the market!).
NO BULL, no holds barred MONSTER 4WD Air Compressor Comparison MK2! It's ARB vs 4WD Supacentre Thumper MK3 vs Thumper Max MK2 vs XTM vs Ridge Ryder vs Juice Boss.
In this MONSTER comparison 7 of the best 4WD Air Compressors go head to head pumping up 5 x 35" tyres. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
All 4 of the smaller ones look to have all been made in the same factory and rebadged.
more likely all based off the same design
that's with everything mate- Toyota, Ford Ranger, D Max, Nissan all made by same factories spread across Thailand - just specs are a bit different and badging is different.
This is a fantastic comparions. Thank you for taking the time and making it available for us.
Just a follow up!
We went to the NT recently and hired a 4wd. To hire a compressor was going to be about 70 bucks for the duration of our trip or we could buy one from BCF for 120 bucks. Not as cheap as the XTM is sometimes but cheap enough that it made sense, then we had a compressor after wards!
The device was good. Let us air down for those corrugated roads like out to Jim Jim falls etc. Made the drive way easier. So in that respect, very worth while.
The thing I hate about the compressor is the gauge and tyre valve clip thing. They're terrible. But like you, I take a known accurate gauge and just deal with the sketchy clip.
Question, do these things have a universal hose so I could replace the hose, gauge and clip with something better? I'm not too sure.
Also, doing it solo would have been a nightmare. I had to have the GF at the front of the vehicle turning the switch on and off. I wonder if you're better off with a longer power lead of an acceptable gauge to carry 50amps so you can get the compressor closer to the wheel? The cable would have to be quite thick so might not be that practical.
Cheers again for the vid! You helped me make the purchase!
Great vid mate, really good comparo! Thanks for the upload
I bought my Kings dual Thumper 5 yrs ago for $120 and was quicker than my $400 single ARB which shite it self n ARB said it couldn't be fixed. For $50 bucks extra you could get the Juice Boss and peace of mind with warranty, but like I said I've had mine for 5 yrs and I'm happy. Great review... cheers
Thanks for this video, whenever I’ve asked the question or seen it asked in 4x4 groups here in the UK, people seem to only be interested in telling me what the compressors are like when pumping up a single road tyre. Realistically being in the UK, I’m never going to be too far away from a petrol station with a compressor unlike you guys in Australia, but it’s still nice to know that the compressor I’m buying will be reliable
I guess the difference between them then has more to do with longevity, which is really hard and expensive to measure. Thanks for going to the trouble of testing those. I have a thumper mk1 about three years old, light duty and is working just fine.
Best comparison video for Air compressors on youtube. Keep up the good work my bro.👌🌹
Cheers mate!
Well done, really good effort, no BS and useful information.
I run the twin ARBs but they are mounted in the car. The tank is a waste of time for tyres, not big enough volume of air for four tyres. I have mine connected to the ARB Linx so I can type in the pressure I want and it will inflate or deflate to that pressure and then stop. With four air taps on my rear bar I can do all four tyres at once.
The Linx is an interesting accessory that's worth doing a video on.
That sounds like an awesome setup! I’ve got a bit of an auto inflation setup that I’ve been using since the middle of last year. I haven’t got around to making a vid yet though.
Great honest review mate. Help me make up my mind which one to get
Cheers mate, glad it helped!
Would love to see a video that compares only compressors that shut off when desired PSI is met. I know the PSI on these types of units aren't always reliable & it tends to be on weaker units but it is a feature I really desire. It offers a real point of difference but I can't find too many options & I've been struggling to find decent reviews / comparisons.
I’ve owned the portable ARB Twin Compressor for only 2 years and have used it most weekends during this time. Recently the metal hose that connects the compressor to the aluminium tank became blocked with rust and it stopped functioning. The compressor basically thought it was at pressure and wouldn’t turn on. ARB informed me the rust is due to not letting out all of the air in the tank so if you’re going to buy one of these make sure you do just that. I thought I was being careful each time, but maybe I wasn’t patient enough. I’d also recommend carrying some spare hoses with you as in my experience this was the Achilles heel. I would buy another one again.
Kenjineering good info mate, thanks.
G'Day Mark.
After watching this video I did some research on the Juice Boss Duel and decided on buying it.
Due to covid19 causing some problems with couriers the guys from Auswide actually delivered it to me themselves so that I could have it for the weekend. (Can't complain about that service :-) )
As for warranty, yes it is 5 years. They said any problems just give them a bell and they will sort it.
They also asked where I heard about the Juice Boss so I pointed them to your review.
LockriteLocksmith nice one mate. Personal delivery is a nice touch! I’m interested to see how they go long term.
Still going strong?
Excellent video mate!!
Cheers mate!
I have enjoyed your compressor vids, very thorough. Would love to see how the new BCF XTM Dual Air Compressor would stack up to the ARB unit.
Cheers mate. I’d have an educated guess and say the XTM dual compressor performance is similar to the Thumper Max and Juice Boss. Not much chance of another compressor test from me unfortunately. Suppliers are happy for a (positive) review but don’t want their products tested against the competition. Plenty of TH-camrs out there happy to take kick backs for positive reviews though!
Brilliant review, thanks mate
Cheers mate!
We have been running the Ridge Rider for 8 years & it's never missed a beat.
For $199 I'll back the juice boss and spend the 600 on a front locker! Thanks for the research 👍 and subscribed
Thank you! I was actually surprised that you didn't spend even more time on the similarities: I am quite sure you could swap parts between the first 4 compressors and the 2 twins, though I can imagine the Chinese supplier offering different motor options depending on how much the purchaser is willing to pay. And I am also quite sure that there is exactly one supplier for all of these compressors, excepting the ARB, of course (unless the Chinese are starting to copy each other and not just western products...). If there are different motor options and you don't want to strip the compressors down to compare, how about weighing them accurately - if you ever do another test 😛 A motor with heavier windings should be easily identifiable.
The ARB is also rated at 100% duty cycle, can be mounted at any angle and even inside a body panel or engine bay.
David Jones great points. It’s definitely a great piece of gear.
Thank you. Im looking to buy a compressor at the moment and this came up i am so glad it did, thankyou. Im looking at a Dune from anaconda allthough i havnt made up my mind yet.
Bought the XTM nearly a year ago, made sure it worked and only used it last weekend to top up the caravan tyres to the recommended pressure 65psi
The hose connection to the pump leaked air (being a newbie not sure if this was normal) Took it back to BCF and they exchange it with no issues
Tested the new pump and it is working perfectly, no leaks
Check with your tyre shop as 65psi is to high for a caravan that pressure is the max not the recommended running pressure
Juice Boss all the way,.......with 5 year warranty any failures are completely covered and you would have to have 4 failures occur outside of their 5 year warranty period before you even caught up to the ARB compressor price . I would prefer to buy a brand new Juice Boss every 5 years than end up with a 20 year old out of warranty ARB that by then has probably failed anyway...........I would still have a faster compressor and be financially better off and still have the 5 year warranty at the end of 20 years.
Great vid by the way.....very helpful and solidified my reasoning for never spending $900 on a compressor.
Cheers mate. That’s one way of looking at it!
Very helpful info, thank you for the time and money spent to provide this info to us, your video has prompted me to get the Bushranger max air 3 , cheers from Wagga Wagga
Ren cheers mate, glad it helped!
Lots of information, great!
Have you tested the Bush ranger compressors?
Cheers mate! Yes the previous monster comparison I tested 2 of the Bushranger compressors
Thank you, subscribed!
Would be good to see you do an updated comparison with the sherpa big air, tjm twin, arb twin and the thumper twin!
That would be good, but realistically I won’t be doing it. Suppliers don’t want their products tested against the competition so they won’t supply them anymore. One supplier wanted me to sign a contact last I asked! I would have to purchase all of them, which would make the cost prohibitive. It would be interesting though…..
I don't know how long it's been out for, but Sherpa have essentially bolted a winch motor on a compressor, 280lpm at 20psi and still close to 140lpm at 80psi! Those are huge numbers. Might be worth seeing if you can get hold of one of them to test. Probably impractical though.
Michael Spencer mate I tried to get my hands on one. They weren’t interested in supplying one and it was too many $$$ for me to outlay to buy one myself.
Would love to know the impact of having the tank. Useful for powertools, but not so much for inflating tires. If the ARB has to go through the tank then that's probably what's making it a few seconds slower than the other two. Any chance you could connect the line directly to the pump and see if it makes a difference? I have an old compressor with tank and have been considering removing it.
Thanks and keep up the great work!
Paul Clarke good question! From memory it takes the compressor only a few seconds to pump up the tank. ARB loaned the compressor to me for the comparison, so unfortunately I had to give it back.
I was using mine today and thinking about this. I turned it on before running out the hose so it started pumping at full psi as soon as it was on the valve. Then when I moved to the next tyre it keeped pumping so again I started pumping at a higher psi. In short i think the tank helps.
Would have been good to see what results the Renegade DC12-112 would against the twin ARB...
Great comparison vid mate If I can Ill buy the ARB purely for quality and longevity.
Cheers mate. I had to look that Renegade compressor up. It does look the goods, would be pretty popular with tradies.
Awesome mate.
There are 2 versions of the XTM compressor. The second one looks like an orange version of the Juice Boss. The cutouts on the main box are slots like the Juice Boss.... That's the one I have. At the time you had a choice between the XTM on test with the funky shaped vent openings and the one I got. Mine was the cheaper of the 2 so got the gong...
There was only one at the time of the test but I can’t say I have really kept up with what’s on the market since this test was done.
Hey awesome comparison it’s got me thinking. But was just curious what size Anderson plug did you use for the compressor connections on the bigger compressors ?
Dane Johnston 50 amp
@@TasmanianOffroadAdventures Did the 50 amp Anderson Plug handle the current okay?
@@malfunction6993 The plugs got a little warm on the bigger compressors, but worked fine. I do solder all of my Anderson connectors too though.
Great review mate. Which quick release coupling suits the Juice Boss compressor?
Cheers mate. Search for 'air chuck adaptor' on Ebay. They are as little as $6.
No worries, thanks for responding. 👍
Great video mate - thanks for putting in the time here. After seeing this I'm strongly considering the arb single compressor. The conveniece of having the unit mounted in the engine bay and the ARB reliability would justify the $250ish second hand cost for me. You mentioned that you have one installed in your vehicle - do you think it would compare to the other single compressors you tested in terms of fill time ? If not, I'll take a hit on convenience / size and go for the Ridge Ryder which is now available with a 6L tank for $200 on sale. Cheers
Cheers mate. There is a previous video to this one where the ARB single compressor is tested alongside a few others. It’s a bit slower than the Chinese single cylinder compressors. I recently went through the process of choosing a compressor to hard mount in my Ranger and I chose the ARB single. I had one in my Hilux before that performed flawlessly.
@@TasmanianOffroadAdventures
Awesome mate - really appreciate your help here
@@wadus89 don’t go with a arb single if you going to air up 35s or larger tire
Very informative video so it’s much appreciated. I have a Thumper Max 2 purchased from my local 4WD Supa Centre approx 6 years ago and it’s only just given up the ghost, very hit and miss from day ONE perhaps I had a faulty switch? I won’t purchase a Thumper again as I only used it perhaps half a dozen times in that 6 years with ONE trip per year and ONLY as I was coming off the beach at the end of each trip. Looking for a quality product and don’t mind spending approx $500 for something that will last 5 plus years. The ARB compressor that you mention that is hard wired to your cruiser, may I ask how much that was and which model?
Cheers mate. I had an ARB single ARB compressor in my Hilux that was there primarily for the air locker, but it had the tyre inflation kit with it. I now have another ARB single compressor in my Ranger that I have hard wired in. I just purchased the portable kit that comes in the grey tackle box. I took it out of the box and bolted it into the rear undertray tool box. I originally had the Thumper Max MK2 in there but it died. Hope this helps!
I was a bit shocked at the amp draw I had no idea it was that high. No way ill be running my compressor off my fridge battery. Engine running for sure.
Starting battery for sure mate.
Apart from the ARB, I'm pretty sure they all come out of the same factory and just get different heatshields plus color for the "more expensive" brands. The difference in performance may just be tolerance in production, absolutely can't imagine they have different internals. I'm gonna buy a red one at italian ebay with a "mondo4x4" sticker and let you know. Looks the same in every detail
I doubt there is only one factory in China making these, but I don't actually know. I have pulled some of them down somewhat and the Thumper and the Juice Boss are identical. The Ridge Ryder is slightly different. Either way you are probably right - performance differences come down to individual tolerances.
I had two of the xtm's fail on me. 1st one got a replacement on warranty, 2nd one got money back on warranty. Melted plastic getting spat out of the air hose and stopped putting out air. Admittedly was mid summer, 40C+ temp, but only pumping stock hilux tyres so not a big ask. Happened first time around on Australia day pre-covid so 2018/19, (can't remember 2nd situation) but perhaps they have changed materials by now.
Be good if you could add the weight of each of them in future reviews. Everything adds up. Great review.
Yep, very good point. I recently hard mounted a compressor in the rear under tray box on my Ranger and weight (and physical size) was definitely a consideration when choosing which compressor to use.
@Tasmanian Offroad Adventures yeah with all the gear available nowadays and a lot of it cheap that we like to buy from places like the super centre, most don't think about the weight they add to their vehicle which makes a big difference to fuel economy, 4wdriving and the vehicle limit.
Love your videos, this may have been asked but with the juice boss double, how do you go about using that with an Anderson plug
Sorry, very late reply! The Anderson plug gets warm. I think with only the short amount of time using it, you would be fine.
Very cool test. Although I think in the US the arb is the only one available here. Although I’m sure those other ones probably are with different badging. Your point about one you can rock solid count on makes senses. If you’re alone and need air it better work! Very cool test
Napa auto part sell a dual air compressor call maxi trac look exactly like the boss n thumper $99
Just thought I'd mention, Supercheap Auto and BCF are both owned by Super Retail Group. So, the XTM and Ridge Rider gear is most likely out of the same factory.
Yep very good chance. The Ridge Ryder compressor in this test was supplied by the Super Retail Group. The rep for them insisted that there were two very different purchasing departments within and they were very competitive with each other and that’s why they would only supply the Ridge Ryder and not the XTM. Not sure I buy that though!
As much as I love ARB products, I know the one you are hinting at… TJM.
I personally don’t like most TJM products compared to ARB, but hear over many reviews that their compressors are above ARB and are the very best money can buy.
As for the Kings single and double compressors, they only have a 1 year warranty because they barely last one year due to the heat they pump out- they run so hot and fail all the time- right when you need them.
For me, you can go cheap on many products but on an air compressor… reliability is everything.
I’d rather save another paycheque and buy an ARB or TJM air compressor and know when I need it, it will deliver.
Hey mate, I did this video quite a while ago and can’t remember exactly which one was I referring to. Could have been TJM, I think Sherpa were doing a lot of advertising around then. After the first monster comparison I did a lot of the suppliers wouldn’t supply compressors to test. One even sent me a contract to sign saying that I wouldn’t say anything negative about their compressor! I agree about not cheaping out on a compressor, I’ve had bad experiences with the Thumpers. I don’t think you can go wrong with the ARB.
Agree about the thumpers. Absolute rubbish. I was looking at importing a Viair from the USA and then Bushranger started the maxair and i bought one of the first. Still going. Got a cheap thumper twin and thought the maxair could become my back-up. First time I used the thumper it did one tyre and shortly into the second it stopped for about 15 minutes. It was about 40 degrees. Maxair has never stopped regardless of how hot it is. Years later pulled the thumper apart and had a bad solder on one of the relays. Recently purchased two Mean Mother adventurer 4 compressors and very happy. I though the remote control was just a gimmick but it is great to use. One was for the daughter but she found it too heany and as we now have a caravan decided to keep both mean mothers with maxair as a spare. Decided to compare the thumper twin with the mean mother 0 to 40 psi. It lasted a minute or so and then cut out. turning it on a few times it would only run for a few seconds then noticed a bad noise fron inside the compressor and it then got binned. Absolute rubbish and false economy. Bought the daughter an airbag man and testing that was happy with its ability. Air bag man has a three year warranty and mean mother five. A one year warranty indicates to me that they know they will have a certain failure rate. Three years in the minimum I would recommend. Bushranger also has five years.
Any particular reason you didn’t use the bushranger max air 3?
Did you think it was unsuitable or were you unable to obtain one ?
Hey mate. I didn’t think it was suitable for the larger tyres. I have no doubt it would pump them up, just the time most likely would have been fairly slow.
@@TasmanianOffroadAdventures thanks mate for your quick reply.
I was heavily favouring it as it done rather well in your first test and despite its figures on the box it performed as well as its counterparts with higher ratings. So that had me set on it.
My concern I guess in future I may want to run 35s here and there. I have 33s now and that’s usually what I run. If I were to have 35s on they would only be on for a full day out. Otherwise my daily drivers are up to most tasks.
Hi
Thanks for responding to my query. I don't suppose you would know which double compressors that are currently available would be similar to the Juice Boss Double? It is hard to find current comparisons on TH-cam. Thank you.
Hey mate, sorry I don't. I haven't been paying much attention to the compressor market in the last couple of years although I think Repco might do a version.
If I have to choose a brand I would go and buy 2x Juice Boss Twin and still pocket half the change of buying the ARB and twice the length of warranty period. The ARB already costs 4x upfront and they can break based on experience, and yes they are rebuildable but the replacement parts and components aren't cheap and can cost as much as another Juice Boss compressor, so in reality you're never gonna get your money's worth. So yes, get 2x Juice Boss and if one fails you can send it off for replacement while have the second one as backup immediately with no gap.
maybe you could also do a sound test next time on which one is louder compared to the others
I have the XTM and I have no issues. Just bought an Airbag Man compressor as I am about to do a long trip, some of which will be solo. As regards warranty, it is only as good as he company and completely useless if kit breaks in the middle of he Simpson Desert.
Gday mate awesome stuff i got the xtm air compressor 😃 dont have huge tyres on my ute only 32s
Cheers mate. Have you seen the previous test? The XTM was my best budget buy. It performs well for the money
Will have a look mate 😃👌🏽 great qualuty air compressor for what u pay for
All of these seem to be the same as the Ironman4x4 160lpm compressor, which is the same as the Smittybilt 2781 compressor commonly sold to the off-road community in the US. Interesting…
Not much variety in this field unfortunately. There are even more variations of this style here in Aus since this video was filmed.
Hi, after watching your video I have decided to purchase the Juice Boss twin but I cannot find a website that sells it. Could you please advise a website that sells it. Thanks.
I just googled them, looks like they have disappeared. The video is 3 years old and there are a few more suppliers of this style now.
I bought the Juice Boss and when I called for a warranty issue they had gone out of business. Warranty means nothing if its not a reputable company
100%
Not knowing anything about 12v air compressors I would pick the arb one. Pros are it finished in the top 3, it’s a half minute slower then the top one, it runs a hell of a lot cooler then the the top 2, cons it’s really expensive and you have less warranty. But I’m not putting anything that’s 100 degrees in my vehicle. So cool off time needs to be factored in. In that case arb takes it by a long shot in time to get back on the road.
There is no way that those four compressors were not made in the same factory, they are practically identical.
Test the new tjm twin compressor next please.
Any idea what the IP ratings are on these compressors? I'd like to permanently mount it under the car.
Not sure if they have an official rating at all, but they don't seem like they'd hold up that well UNDER a car.
I recon 100% the four small come from the same factory in China
No Bushranger Max Air 3 review this time?
I love how you look and describe the "kings" thumper haha just pure disappointment and disgust when you look at it.
Haha, I’d be no good at poker!
A little disappointed that I can't find anything about the Juice Boss air compressor other than 3rd party sites such as this. If, as I suspect, they've folded up their business their 5 year warranty is worth nothing now.
Another important thing to add is that the juice boss don’t post free to rural Australia- which is a fair few of us who 4wd. It’s an extra $33 for postage bringing it’s total up to $180. Which is starting to make it expensive in comparison. They also don’t post to PO BOX’s which also a lot of people in rural Australia only have as an option as the post man doesn’t come out to where we live. Just something else to put into the equation.
nicola theile when u consider the juice boss has a five year warranty that's five times longer than the rest that extra is well worth paying
more and more people are refusing to send to po box which is ridiculous seeing we have to pay upfront anyway!
@@jeffpowell6507 They all clearly have the same heritage so a 5 year warranty doesn't really mean the device will last any longer. Just if it fails, you can then jump through hoops to get it repaired or replaced.
So it makes you think, if they are prepared to warranty it for 5 years, they expect it to last that long under normal conditions. Therefore, the other almost identical ones will probably last just as long. Any issues are likely to be evident from the factory and present themselves very soon after buying.
XTM is the way to go.... If it fails after 12 months just buy another one, it's still cheaper and you get another 12 months, 24 months for same price as the others.
Mark or spend another $50 and get the Juice Boss with the 5 year warranty
Juice Box same as Thumper but different colour ? Juice Box has a 5 year warranty and $50 more expensive. Is the $50 for the extra warranty ? Who knows but it seems like it.
Maybe.... the JB doesn’t have a pressure switch or a quick release piece on the end of the hose. I’ve been using the new Thumper Max in my Ute and old Thumper Max in my Cruiser and both are performing flawlessly. Having said that, the extra warranty on the JB is hard to go past.
@@TasmanianOffroadAdventures cheers mate, your review is very useful to me. 👍
Did U buy them or were U sponsored?
No sponsorship
im 1hr south off perth and juice doctor wants $54 shipping =$253 thumper $139 pick around the corner at supa center juice doctor just lost me as customer
3 of the 5 Thumpers I’ve had have now died after being used sparingly, but outside the warranty period. The Juice Boss has 5 x the warranty. At the end of the day weigh up what is important to you and choose 👍🏻
The fact that they make it hard to return tells you the product quality is poor.
All of these compressors look the same because come from the same factory in china. They are sold to brands as unmarked units and the brand slaps on their sticker and marketing cr@p.
They all look like they came from the same Chinese sweat shop, just with different paint schemes am I being negative.
I don’t think you’re being negative at all. With Chinese manufacturing being as large as it is I’d doubt they all come out of the same factory, but they are definitely the same design. I use most of the compressors as loaners on 4wd training courses now and 3 out of the 5 Thumper/Thumper Max compressors have died. The similar compressors of other brands are all still going. It’s a bit unimaginative, copying the same design. It would be nice if a few more companies actually designed their own, like ARB and TJM.
Is it just me or do they all look extremely similar...
Yep. A complete lack of ingenuity and imagination!
Depends what your doing. Going remote with no other vehicle tagging along, it’s the ARB. Going away with others, cheaper the better.
Why do all reviews take 5 minutes +/- to actually start comparing the products? They yammer on incessantly.
WANT TYPE WILL PUMP UP 90 PSI ON TRUCK TYPES AND RUN ON 24V AS LOT WILL NOT THAT FIND LOT DONOT DUTY CYCLE
Al made in same factory in China
THUMBER DO NOT LARGE TRUCK TYPES FOR MAX PRESSURE BECAUSE HAVE BIG TANK HOLD 120PSI
your brand bias is completely obvious.
Which brand am I biased towards?
@@TasmanianOffroadAdventures you couldn't bag out kings enough. when the reality is it was one of the cheapest single compressors and it performed the best. still has 12 months warranty on a $114 product. granted they don't have as many stores as supercheap/bcf but they do have multiple stockists in every state you're never actually that far from a branch.
@@6226superhurricane I usually get accused of being biased towards almost every brand. I’ve had a lot of issues with the Kings compressors as have a lot of people that I know. I’ve done a video on the issues, I’ve had 3 out of 5 die. I had the twin Kings compressor in this test in my Ranger and it died with very little use. I have no problem in bringing these issues up. If I didn’t it wouldn’t be a ‘no bull’ test. And 12 months warranty really doesn’t cut it when compared to the competition.
@@TasmanianOffroadAdventures i bought mine in 2010 the hose split a couple of years ago so i replaced the hose. it's still going. would i pay extra for a longer warranty on what's essentially the same compressor but not as quick. not a chance. would i trust a company to still be around in a couple of years after claiming to have a 5yr warranty on a cheap compressor not a chance. the thumper is probably the most widely used compressor of that type in australia and spawned all the copys.
Say 'eeerrrr' again
What about the new TJM compressor? You missed at least 2 major players in the industry. At least get the pack you wish to test correct before testing them..
Hey mate, not sure if you watched the video? TJM have been great in supplying products and sponsoring us in events over the years however I chose not to include the new TJM compressor for a couple of reasons - firstly, it's not portable like the others on test, secondly as this test was for 35" tyres so I only included the the bigger compressors, which according to the stats on the TJM compressor would have excluded it. I could also have tested the ARB single as I have one of those on hand, but again, I only wanted to test the larger compressors. I did want to add another couple of compressors to 'the pack', but I can only test what I have. If you watch the video I do explain this. If you have the new TJM compressor I'd love to hear your thoughts as I haven't seen one up close.
@@TasmanianOffroadAdventures You did a great job of explaining this in the video. He must have not watched the video.
What a fucking idiot. Watch the video before you get on your high horse.
Not only do they look the same, they are the same apart from minor revisions, mainly cosmetic, just reskinned as different brands. Standard Chinesium.