Fastest way to air up after hitting the trails. Many times faster than any of the compressors on the market. Easily portable, can be carried around to air up all the trucks after a run.

- Here are some stats on airing up. -
To air up from 15-30lbs takes about 17 secs per tire for 31's (thats just over a minute to air up all four tires) and you can do about 45 tires on one tank. That's 11 trucks that can be aired up on one tank.

The tank can be refilled or exchanged at any welding supply that carries gas such as Phoenix Welding for about $12.

- 10lb Tank with remaining gas
- High Pressure regulator
- 25' yellow coil hose with quick disconnects on both ends.

$175 obo. If not sold by 11/15, the tank may be partnered with my mig welder for sale at my garage sale.

email me at craigs-tonka@cox.net if interested or if you would like a picture.

You have any details on the mig setup? Make, Model, a link to some specs? and a super-low price?

Here is a link for the welder. Lincoln Electric

It's a lincoln 100 with the additional Mig conversion, basically upgraded to the 135. I've got the regulator and hose for gas and the CO2 adapter. I've also got the hose and gun for flux core welding.

Lincoln has it currently for $517 plus shipping at 50lbs. It's like new, so I won't sell it unless it's reasonable. Probably around $375 including the custom built metal welding cart on wheels, but at that price it would be without the co2 bottle.

Thanks for the info, Craig. I'll pass for now, but thought I'd ask about it.

I'm sure it'll sell. From what I hear those are nice.

You have mail.

Unfortunately shipping isn't an option. UPS won't handle it as it's considered hazardous cargo.

Still up for sale until next Saturday the 15th.

How do you think it got to the place you bought it from? Donkey train? :p

You should be able to ship if you empty the tank. If that's not enough, taking the valve off the top ought to remove any question at all if the tank is empty and "safe" to ship.