120v Air Compressor

[mail2us]

I'm looking for a 120v air compressor maybe a 2 gal type. Any sites you can send me to or product line is appreciated. Tks. Dennis

[Ozzie]

If you need enough to fill tires, I have a pancake type that does a very good job. It's a little heavy, but my smaller compressor that I use for finish work does not have enough for tires at all. I don't think I'd want to haul the extra weight and would consider a 12v model for traveling.

[Ozz]

As far as a 120 volt, I love my Sears compressor, but my wise friend Ozzie has a point. Harbor Frieght has a great unit in the 12 volt mode.

[msmoonsatx]

I have a Black and Decker Air Station that runs on both 12 volt and 120volt. I got it at Lowes. I have used this compressor for both the car tires and the Montana tires.

[msmoonsatx]

I found the item on the Black and Decker web site under power tools. It is the ASI300 Air Station.

[William H. Collier]

I also have the Black and Decker, it even has a automatic shut off, just set the pressure you want and it will shut off somewhere in that range usually within a couple of pounds.
Bill

[stiles watson]

In the range you asked about, I just picked up a Craftsman 3-gal, 125 psi to replace the 1-gal, 90 psi unit I had. The 1-gal worked on the 80 psi Missions, but took some work to get it done. My hope is that the 3-gal tank will do better on the 105 psi G614's. It does fit in the basement and is light enough to handle.

[mail2us]

Once again, some really great input and direction for me. I like the idea of the 12v and 120v combo and the 3 gal unit Stiles mentioned. Will also look at the Sears line of compressors. Tks everyone. Dennis