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RIDGID 18V Cordless High Pressure Inflator with Digital Gauge (Tool-Only) (24% off @ $59.99)

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416Tom wrote: Been looking for the motomaster $99 inflator to go on sale. Having said that this looks appealing since I do own several Ridgid products already. Anyone owned or used this? Love to hear feedback asides from HD reviews. Who knows who writes them.
I've had one since late December; I'm a big fan. Turning the dial and having it auto inflate to your chosen spec is great. It fairly loud as expected, but it's lightweight and handy to have around. I nearly filled 4x dead flat SUV tires on a single charged 2a battery... It got to about 25psi on the last tire before it died.

It also plugs into your car via 12v which is a bonus alternative.
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Kerber0s wrote: Quick question, can this be used to inflate other things such as inflatable beds, or pool stuffs? I couldn't find that information.
Yes, the nozzle is a quick lock type and you can use any accessory with it... ie. needle for sports balls, open funnel for pool toys, etc. Inflatable bed would take a while though I imagine!
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Just cause I need one for the road. Thx gamEr
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headhunt3r wrote: None nearby in GVRD :(
i haven't seen available at all. been waiting since launch. BC gets the short end of the stick.
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Kerber0s wrote: Quick question, can this be used to inflate other things such as inflatable beds, or pool stuffs? I couldn't find that information.
You can see the fittings in pic #4 on the HD side. As long as you can create a seal between the appropriate fitting and whatever you are trying to inflate, then yes. Some inflatables that require a lot of air have large openings so you might need to get creative to make a seal for them.
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Kerber0s wrote: Quick question, can this be used to inflate other things such as inflatable beds, or pool stuffs? I couldn't find that information.
Yes, it comes with the 'basketball' needle adapter, as with as a blower adapter for dusting, air mattresses, what not; though I'm not sure how effective it would be.
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Dec 12, 2006
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Unfortunately OOS for all GVR Home Depots... Would've like to pick one up! Upvoted anyways, thanks OP!
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MaDgamEr wrote: Yes, the nozzle is a quick lock type and you can use any accessory with it... ie. needle for sports balls, open funnel for pool toys, etc. Inflatable bed would take a while though I imagine!
Cool thanks!
I find the pool toys are very annoying to inflate. I'll take this over manually blowing into it!
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Mar 13, 2006
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Also confirming that this worked with purchasing online and pick up at Stockyards.

Thanks OP!
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Theres only like 20 or so in the GTA... I wonder how many of us will get cancellation emails.
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Kerber0s wrote: Cool thanks!
I find the pool toys are very annoying to inflate. I'll take this over manually blowing into it!
I'm on the Ridgid ecosystem but I found the Ryobi version of this that also deflates is amazing for larger inflatables like pool toys.
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Just confirmed it works at the Pickering store as well. Three left in stock there ATM so GO! (buy now, think later)
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Thanks. Another tool to add to the collection. May keep this in the car.

RFDers sure have some nice tools.
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Jan 2, 2012
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MISSISSAUGA
I bought one in January for full price. Can I return it back? and buy a new one? I have thrown away the box. :(
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Lools good but damn battery is so expensive. Hoping for a ryobi day deal to get their inflator and battery
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Put some resphek on my name!
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submitted the order discount didnt show? whats the deal?
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Website crashed while submitting the order but got email confirmation with the lower price. Will see how it goes, thanks OP!
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Unresphek wrote: Lools good but damn battery is so expensive. Hoping for a ryobi day deal to get their inflator and battery
There aren't many tools out there that justify the cost of purchasing a separate battery. When you have several tools that can be used with the same battery, the battery cost is much easier to justify and often comes as part of a kit with many tools which usually equates to a better deal than buying the battery by itself.
Last edited by SizzleChest on May 14th, 2021 1:36 pm, edited 1 time in total.
-Read store exceptions before combining discounts with cash back sites
-HomeDepot clearance prices are not shown on stocktrack or HD.ca
-There is a difference between NEED (necessities) and WANT (desires). The word NEED is over-used on RFD and in general.

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