I just got this same model. It's cheaper than my VAIR single pump. I went from 15 psi to 38 psi in 35" tires in just over five minutes. And the PSI was the same in all tires. Compressor wasn't nearly as hot as the VAIR either.
Very possible the one there we’re using at the expo was right out of the box. The literally unloaded the truck Thursday night and brought it to the show Friday morning.
ARB straps are not so many use rated. No where in their paper work does it say to count how many times you use it. Use your common sense and inspect your gear after uses just like all your equipment.
Definitely always inspect your gear as for the use limit it appears to be an Australian legislation thing not ARB so definitely my mistake but I do appreciate the info thank you.
So after doing more research snatch straps do inherently have a life span as I said in my video the main reason they don’t put an arbitrary amount is due to the type of recovery. Due to the material that they are made out of the naturally stop stretching and effectively stop being a snatch strap. Where kinetic ropes are made of a completely different fibers and have the ability to keep stretching after they cool back down.
This is from ARB website:" NOTE: Due to the nature of synthetic fibers, recovery straps require rest periods between use to return to their original length and capacity. Be aware that excessive pulls on a recovery strap over a short period of time can cause buildup of heat and possible failure." In my research I have not found any manufacturer information about a specific life span. I have said strap and have used it for years and wanted to make sure I was still safe after hearing about life span so started doing my own research and like it says above just to let it rest. (I believe the false information out there is from influencors trying to sell other products).
@@tadjohnston4883 yeah I read that also it’s definitely a muddy water of miss information. I personally have no stake in the game I have used both and prefer the rope to the strap. They tend to be a little more forgiving but that being said buy quality products and go out and have fun and be safe.
@@tadjohnston4883 thanks for the interactions by the way I appreciate the back and forth. I try to learn new stuff constantly and last thing I want to do is spread bad information around.
@@Johnnys_Off_Road_Adventures I sure hope so. Because I passed on it when it 1st came out and regret it soooo bad But at least this version, though much pricier, at least has something substantially improved. That auto regulator is pretty handy. Set it, get back in your air conditioned vehicle, get out and wrap it back up when done ... In our Az heat, that's a game changer.
These are licensed chinese shit compressors. Same as napa, morrflate and ssw etc. These are pretty low quality with no quality control at all. Ive seen 3 of these fail catastrophically.
I just got this same model. It's cheaper than my VAIR single pump. I went from 15 psi to 38 psi in 35" tires in just over five minutes. And the PSI was the same in all tires. Compressor wasn't nearly as hot as the VAIR either.
That’s awesome glad to hear you’re enjoying it. By the way thanks for watching and commenting I appreciate it.
Only had one and sent it back bolts loose and base was bent , maybe just a bad one on a bad day !
Very possible the one there we’re using at the expo was right out of the box. The literally unloaded the truck Thursday night and brought it to the show Friday morning.
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that boy is so cool "i don't know what you don't talking about "
I know right!
ARB straps are not so many use rated. No where in their paper work does it say to count how many times you use it. Use your common sense and inspect your gear after uses just like all your equipment.
Definitely always inspect your gear as for the use limit it appears to be an Australian legislation thing not ARB so definitely my mistake but I do appreciate the info thank you.
So after doing more research snatch straps do inherently have a life span as I said in my video the main reason they don’t put an arbitrary amount is due to the type of recovery. Due to the material that they are made out of the naturally stop stretching and effectively stop being a snatch strap. Where kinetic ropes are made of a completely different fibers and have the ability to keep stretching after they cool back down.
This is from ARB website:" NOTE: Due to the nature of synthetic fibers, recovery straps require rest periods between use to return to their original length and capacity. Be aware that excessive pulls on a recovery strap over a short period of time can cause buildup of heat and possible failure." In my research I have not found any manufacturer information about a specific life span. I have said strap and have used it for years and wanted to make sure I was still safe after hearing about life span so started doing my own research and like it says above just to let it rest.
(I believe the false information out there is from influencors trying to sell other products).
@@tadjohnston4883 yeah I read that also it’s definitely a muddy water of miss information. I personally have no stake in the game I have used both and prefer the rope to the strap. They tend to be a little more forgiving but that being said buy quality products and go out and have fun and be safe.
@@tadjohnston4883 thanks for the interactions by the way I appreciate the back and forth. I try to learn new stuff constantly and last thing I want to do is spread bad information around.
PEOPLE GET YOUR KIDS OUT OF THE WAY PLEASE !
Sorry man I would of loved to. Happy to answer any questions you have though
@@Johnnys_Off_Road_Adventures What is the air speed velocity of an unladen swallow?
@@jrlinam1 The airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow is roughly 20.1 miles per hour.
What about carrying a coconut?
@@jrlinam1 Fun fact: A group of eagles is called a convocation. A group of coconuts is called... a group of coconuts.
Complete rip off of morrflate.
I think it’s a chicken and the egg situation we will honestly not know who had it first.
i believe they all got it after napa but even napa is a knockoff. im pretty sure kings thumper was the first.
Napa had it waaaay before them.... And for 99 bucks.
@@mobius012 I believe that is why Napa pulled them because there new model is coming like everybody else.
@@Johnnys_Off_Road_Adventures I sure hope so. Because I passed on it when it 1st came out and regret it soooo bad
But at least this version, though much pricier, at least has something substantially improved. That auto regulator is pretty handy. Set it, get back in your air conditioned vehicle, get out and wrap it back up when done ... In our Az heat, that's a game changer.
These are licensed chinese shit compressors. Same as napa, morrflate and ssw etc. These are pretty low quality with no quality control at all. Ive seen 3 of these fail catastrophically.