I was at the dealer for an oil change and saw this. But of course nobody knows what the fins are doing there. This is probably the fix for the whistle. I asked the parts department and they don't know shit. He actually asked me if I had a Bronco Sport. I'm going to schedule it for service and...
It looks that way, but my RV is downhill. Without the adapter, it wasn't even close. I'll take the time to measure it this weekend. But I'll definitely look for a 7,500 lbs drop/rise.
Did you use a Hi Low adapter? If so, what rise/drop? I got the only one they had at Harbor Freight. It got me home from the mechanic's place but I need it to be more level.
I'm not a gun type guy. But do you have a pic of this thing holding a plastic bag with a to go box from (insert random restaurant here)? I'm tired of almost killing everybody on the street because my dinner is about to fall over.
The one I have is probably best for bicycle tires or when my Son is too lazy to fix a flat on his car. I tried to use it once on my RV and it only topped off 4 tires before the battery died.
It's true. I used the RYOBI inflator and it's about 5 mins per tire from 27 psi to 35 psi and it needs to cool off. That's why I'm on the forum right now looking for better option.