🔧 High-Quality Milton Heavy-Duty Analog Tire Inflator with Pressure Gauge, 15' Hose Dual Head Air Chuck - OSHA Compliant, Made in USA Review

After all the cheap port freight inflators I couldn't resist and bought this one. Not much more, much easier handling thanks to the built-in pressure gauge and the hose when refueling, the face is not directly next to the tire. Big deal with sun-bleached tires on the SW. Buy the exciting of an air chuck and make your life easier.

I'm glad it's made in America. . The pressure gauge and thumb valve are on one end of the hose and the inflation valve is on the other. Who holds the filler on the tire shaft? Strange.

I've been using it for several months now and I'm generally satisfied. The inflator looks well made. My only complaint is the length of the guide hose between the air valve regulator and the cartridge. This feels unnecessarily long and results in a lot of excess tubing remaining between the arms. However, it is better to be long than too short. That relatively small remark aside, I think this is a good product.

There's nothing quite like Made in USA. So tired of dry hoses on non-US stamps. It reminds me of the inflated tires we used to use at the gas station, you can drive them and they keep ticking. It's weird how long the hose is, I thought you could just rearrange it, but no. You can use a crew of two to inflate tires, but you can also inflate with just one.

Very well made in the USA. The hose appears to be 15 feet overall, but didn't measure it. I think I'll cut it shorter because I don't see the point of such a long hose as there is no locking mechanism at the end of the inflator so there's no reason to make it longer than a person's arm length. (6 feet). Update: I cut the tubing and glued it together, the total length of the tubing is about 3ft and it works great! I now have about 12 feet of good quality rubber tubing that can be used for…

. Inflate the tire from a safe distance, the reason is the long air hose, because Contrary to what this page claims, there is no fuser air cartridge on the product. I purchased another fuser air cartridge product to make the job. But to complicate things a little, most air tools/fittings are 1/4" NPT threads. But the male thread coming off the brass sleeve at the end of the air hose is a 1/4" compression thread. The only way I've found the way to bridge the gap is to go to my local large Going…