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| Finchaser2020 
 
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 Thanks so much for the ideas.  I was visiting a lot of off road sites to see what they use.  A lot of those were in the $300.00 to $500.00 range.   I
can just buy two of the ones you guys noted and be way ahead of the game.
 
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| willardguy 
 
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 the weak link is the undersized wiring and poor connectors. ditch the factory wiring and use a short pigtail with a 15amp plug connector with another
pigtail made up with quality alligator clips for the battery end. then carry a 25ft extension cord. simple and cheap
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| Finchaser2020 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by willardguy the weak link is the undersized wiring and poor connectors. ditch the factory wiring and use a short pigtail with a 15amp plug connector with another
pigtail made up with quality alligator clips for the battery end. then carry a 25ft extension cord. simple and cheap
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 Thanks for that.   It is exactly what I have been reading.  The wiring is usually undersize on the less pricey units.
 
 That sounds like a great way to rig it...
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| MMc 
 
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 I have used the Viair for many happy years not super expensive nor  cheap. Check if out.
 http://www.viaircorp.com/OffRoad/300P.html
 l have a friend that has a old Scuba tank that he fills, that thing rocks. He picked it used for 25 bucks and has some kind of converter on it. Mine
tales up less space, his is faster.
 
 
 
 
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| Chupacabra 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by MMc l have a friend that has a old Scuba tank that he fills, that thing rocks. He picked it used for 25 bucks and has some kind of converter on it. Mine
tales up less space, his is faster.
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 That would come in real handy on those cold nights when I need my blow-up doll in a hurry.
 
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| rdrrm8e 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by Chupacabra 
 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by MMc l have a friend that has a old Scuba tank that he fills, that thing rocks. He picked it used for 25 bucks and has some kind of converter on it. Mine
tales up less space, his is faster.
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 That would come in real handy on those cold nights when I need my blow-up doll in a hurry.
 
 It gets real lonely out in the desert.
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 Haysoos Crisco....!  How big is she..?
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| Chupacabra 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by rdrrm8e 
 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by Chupacabra 
 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by MMc l have a friend that has a old Scuba tank that he fills, that thing rocks. He picked it used for 25 bucks and has some kind of converter on it. Mine
tales up less space, his is faster.
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 That would come in real handy on those cold nights when I need my blow-up doll in a hurry.
 
 It gets real lonely out in the desert.
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 Haysoos Crisco....!  How big is she..?
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 Plus the hyperventilation from blowing her up puts a damper on my autoerotic asphyxiation.  One more reason to own a Superflow MV-50 compressor.
 
 
 
 
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| MMc 
 
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