🔴 Torin BIG RED T88011 Portable Horizontal Air Tank - 11 Gallon Capacity, Red, with 50" Hose Review

Works as advertised, holds enough volume to easily fill a full flat tire and has plenty left over. Pretty solid and well built but as many have said the fitting, hose and valve assembly feel cheap. If you intend to use this regularly, or even commercially, you should remove all parts and start over with a proper build.

Bought, that was all bad. The tank arrived late at first, I opened it up and it looked fine until I saw a very cheap faucet and regulator. So I figured I'd change it anyway because I was going to hook it up to my compressor. I went to remove it, instead of the thread tape which I was able to remove the regulator was glued in. So I got a refund and just spent more money on something good.

After receiving my tank with a damaged pressure gauge, I bought a pressure gauge because I was on a business trip and didn't have time to return it as I tried to use it on my mower, this was the result of the Hose is vinyl and very thin. None of the fittings rotate and are very difficult to attach to the air fitting. I can't imagine using this air hose in cold weather. So if you're going to spend 60.00 on a tank and want to replace everything, buy this tank.

The manual says the Torin receiver I bought from Revain has an expiration date on the bottom. I couldn't find the stamp on the tank so I called customer service on the number given in the owner's manual. I call 3 times and each time I get a message that they 'can't answer'. The entry said to leave a message. I did and didn't get an answer. The Revain rep who helped me also called the same number and received the same number. The expiration date of the air bottle is important; Customer service…

This tank is suitable for quickly bleeding air tires at home or in the yard. It holds pressure very well so you don't have to run the compressor every time you want to add some air to the tire. The tank is large enough to be used multiple times before needing to be recharged. It's also good to have one in case someone in the family has a flat road and you want to go out and inflate a tire long enough to get the car to safety, as long as the flat tire isn't a gaping hole. There is a screw valve…

I bought this to fill up with my large compressor and then use it with the blow handle to 'vacuum' hard to reach places. Unfortunately, this tank comes with an air hose with a tire inflator permanently attached instead of a male fitting and a tire inflator that unscrews from it. So if you just want to inflate hoops and inflate basketballs, you're good to go. If you want to do something else with it, you'll have to buy a new hose or try to connect the male fitting to the existing hose yourself…

The device has not been working properly since I received it. The tank tries sporadically to fill standard car tires. I can put a tire chuck on some tires and hear them properly inflate, but more than half the time I put a tire chuck on the tire inflation tube, nothing happens. I contacted Torin customer service thinking it was a bad collector and expecting me to fix the tank when they sent the part rather than sending the replacement tank as it is still under warranty. The existing manifold is

The tank arrived in perfect condition but the plastic control knob is cracked and slides freely on the shaft. It looks like the cheap plastic has shrunk. So far, the manufacturer has supported its product and has promised to supply me with a replacement part. I will update this review when I have a working part. on Revain for fifty bucks. Otherwise good tank. I managed to blow up my computers. You need a nozzle; only comes with an air cartridge. Added: The included hose has a permanent…

As advertised - I've had it for a few days now and it comes with a pressure gauge and hose (although the manual that comes with it says they weren't installed to avoid damage in transit). ). I was a little concerned reading some of the pressure drop reports, but mine holds 120psi with no leaks. According to my gauge, the pressure shown is slightly lower than the reading shown (I think that's just in case, and the error is less than 5%, which is probably within the gauge's spec). On the farm I…