🚂 Powerful 200 PSI Train/Air Horn Tank with 5 Gallon Capacity - Vixen Horns VXO8350 Compressor System/Kit (12V) Review

I think you get what you pay for with this product. First, the welds went deep, causing the threads to melt and causing thread issues on several ports, and they weren't clean welds either. Upon installation I discovered (shame on me for having to pressurize the tank first) that there were holes around the two welds with air escaping! Then metal parts rattled in the tank that I couldn't get out.

I wrote a review on this junk and the internet kicked me out. I won't waste any more time with this junk. I wouldn't buy it. I've had over 12 breakdowns with it in the last 15 months. Destroy numerous fuses and relays. Finally I used a Bussman 40A circuit breaker to prevent this and wired it to a #8 AWG CU. Compressor defective, will never buy this device again. I will replace it with a better manufacturer.

I've been using this 4 horn setup for a little over 2 years and my compressor finally gave up. Except for a year when I was in the Middle East, I fill it up every day because the hose I keep plugging in is starting to leak. I installed the tank and compressor under a cover in the bed so that they are somewhat protected from the environment. It has worked for me in the snowy mountains and in the summer in Arizona, no problems so far. I would say I got my money's worth. Now which compressor to…

The compressor is very noisy, vibrates enough to massage everyone in the truck and takes forever to fill those 5 gallons. Tank. I'd recommend two superchargers for faster refueling, but I'm afraid the vibration could split the truck in half. Jokes aside, when the supercharger is running it feels like riding one of those asphalt rollers, even after sealing them with rubber. UPDATE: Definitely DO NOT BUY! The compressor didn't last long. I hardly used it and it burned out. If you read the…