[Home Depot] Dewalt Inflator/Deflator DCC020IB $107.10 PM Opportunity

Other retailers regular price is $129 but still nice find..

Store? Looks like a huge YMMV, it's $129 within 300km of Ottawa.

I see it for $119 ($10 price difference)... how would you get it for $107?

Also, note that it does *NOT* come with the ($60+) A/C power adapter... (or any dewalt batteries)

oldskool75 wrote: ↑ I see it for $119 ($10 price difference)... how would you get it for $107?

Also, note that it does *NOT* come with the ($60+) A/C power adapter... (or any dewalt batteries)

Price Match and Beat by 10% for Retail Stores:
If you find a current lower price on an identical, in-stock item from a local retailer’s store or website, we will match the price and beat it by 10%. Prices for online items will be matched to localized online prices if available.

119*90% you pay 107.10...

they beat it by 10% of the difference, so 118?

Xenpaolin wrote: ↑ they beat it by 10% of the difference, so 118?

MHW have it at 119. so HD price match by 10%

So 119-10% = 107

Xenpaolin wrote: ↑ they beat it by 10% of the difference, so 118?

no they provide you with a 10% discount on the lower price, not 10% of the difference in price

VERY YMMV throughout Canada as you're price matching in Mississauga. HD's policy says it has to be a local retailer to get the 10% price beat otherwise it's just a price match.

AWESOME tool though, I got it a couple months ago and it pumps up car tires QUICK!

HD Policy:
Price Match and Beat by 10% for Retail Stores:
If you find a current lower price on an identical, in-stock item from a local retailer’s store or website, we will match the price and beat it by 10%. Prices for online items will be matched to localized online prices if available.

Price Match for Online-Only Stores:
If you find a current lower price on an identical, in-stock item from a Canadian online-only retailer’s website, we will price match only. Items from online-only retailers are not eligible for the 10% discount. Prices will be matched to localized online prices if available.

i got this one since it's cheaper and work well. Work with 3 type of power.

https://www.amazon.ca/Craftsman-Lithium ... 106&sr=8-3

xpressmerchant wrote: ↑ i got this one since it's cheaper and work well. Work with 3 type of power.

https://www.amazon.ca/Craftsman-Lithium ... 106&sr=8-3

Craftsman= battery and charger sold separately. A lot of people like myself have multiple Dewalt batteries sitting around.

Long shot, but is this better than the ryobi dual inflator? I use a dual inflator very often to easily pump an inflatable boat and I want the best one.

Metninja wrote: ↑ Long shot, but is this better than the ryobi dual inflator? I use a dual inflator very often to easily pump an inflatable boat and I want the best one.

There was a youtube video from a large youtube channel (i can't remember which) that compared milwaukee, ryobi, dewalt and some other brand's inflators. The top 2 in that test were milwaukee/ryobi so I wouldn't bother if i were you. I've actually been trying to buy the Ryobi one but it's OOS at the local home depot and not available to ship here from the site for whatever reason.

Thanks OP, was able to PM Home depot for $107.10 on the Phone and get my order shipped to my address

I bought this thing the last time it was on sale and I'm very happy with my purchase. I'm already in the dewalt eco system so it was a no brainer for me. It has done everything I needed it to do. I like that you can set it to a specific air pressure and let it do its thing. Used it to clear out my 100ft garden hose before putting it away in storage.

suavij wrote: ↑ There was a youtube video from a large youtube channel (i can't remember which) that compared milwaukee, ryobi, dewalt and some other brand's inflators. The top 2 in that test were milwaukee/ryobi so I wouldn't bother if i were you. I've actually been trying to buy the Ryobi one but it's OOS at the local home depot and not available to ship here from the site for whatever reason.

I think you may want to go watch that video again - they rate Dewalt the winner follow by Milwaukee and Ryobi "cheapest of the 3 in quality and price".

toyorav4me wrote: ↑ I think you may want to go watch that video again - they rate Dewalt the winner follow by Milwaukee and Ryobi "cheapest of the 3 in quality and price".

It's possible we're speaking of different videos, there are so many tool channels and I don't really follow them closely. Not opposed to checking more tests. In the one I saw the Ryobi was pressure accurate and performed fine filling from empty in the tests I watched, and the speed was comparable to the others.

My brother has the dewalt inflator and it worked very well for doing all our tires this year, but I'm not sure it's worth more than double the price of the ryobi or buying in addition to an already owned ryobi. I own neither battery system.

toyorav4me wrote: ↑ I think you may want to go watch that video again - they rate Dewalt the winner follow by Milwaukee and Ryobi "cheapest of the 3 in quality and price".

I think I saw the same video or similar and Dewalt was on top. It was my first choice because I already have Dewalt batteries and the tool can use 12VDC + optional 120VAC. However, I couldn't pass up on the $60 Ryobi including battery and charger (my only Ryobi tool) so I have that in my car now. It has been very useful because I have a slow leak either in the valve or bead in one of the winter tires.

There is a DM18RL adapter that allows Dewalt or Milwaukee batteries to be used in Ryobi tools so I'll looking into that too.
Use any brand battery in any power tool 18v-20v DEWALT MILWAUKEE MAKITA PORTER CABLE BOSCH adapters
https://www.amazon.ca/s?k=dm18rl&ref=nb_sb_noss_1

If you have inflatable stuff, dewalt one is the life saver, because it has quick air blower and vacuum mode.
For high pressure mode, dewalt is very accurate and can measure low psi, this is a very convenient feature when I recharge storage water tank for my RO system.

I just bought it Yesterday at the Hwy 7 / Woodbine HD... I paid $107.10+hst

HD: 129
Federation Tool: 119

I end up paying 107.10 + hst

Used it this morning and its great.... i have Dewalt Tools so my 20vMax battery works like the charm, I considered the Ryobi one but that feels and looked kinda cheap... at the end of the day, really depends on the TOOLS you already own at home.