DC 12V MAX 150PSI Air Compressor Tank Pump with 3 Liter Tank 0.8 Gallon Portable Air Compressor Pump for Train Truck Pickup Motorhome Horns On Board 3L Train Inflator

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I would give zero stars if it was an option. Straight out of the box as I started going through the contents, I picked up the compressor/tank and it sounded as though there was sand inside. With no other choice, other than to remove one of the line connections to access the tank I proceeded to dump out an extraordinary large amount of what looks like weld spatter material I assume from the manufacturing process of the tank. Just imagine if any of that kind of material/debris floating down inside of your air valves or other components of your air system. It could very well be catastrophic. Thought I was gonna take a chance with this compressor/tank combo as the majority of the reviews seem promising, but I hope others see this review before they decide to purchase. Definitely returning, and I’m not quite sure where it will end up, but I did leave the bag of weld spatter looking material taped to the side of the air tank.

Works good!

I bought one a year ago took me a few months to install it cuz it was winter so return to e was way expired.. anyway it lasted a week. Pump stopped pumping after the 2 time it turned on and filled. So I bought another one and again I took my sweet time installing it and wouldn't ya know it.. the seal on the motor blew when it got to full pressure.. smh I can't win and it's been to long to complain or ask for a exchange.. Amazon asked for a review so that why I'm giving one a year later..

My boyfriend had been wanting train horns for his Jeep Wrangler. I got him these as a gift, and he loves it! However, the air hose that comes with this system is very small and it blew a hole in it within a day, so I would highly recommend you getting a more sturdy and bigger air hose from a parts store before installing it or you will be frustrated, though it was not difficult to change it out, it would have just been a better outcome had we known from the start.Also, he has his installed in the back of the jeep, in the cab of the vehicle, it is rather annoying listening to it build back up, but it usually doesn't take too long (as long as there isn't a hole in the air line). If you can install it somewhere on the outside of your vehicle then it would be much better, but underneath on a Jeep Wrangler that likes to flex and do some mudding and rock crawling, underneath was not ideal for ours.

Very loud but something always seems to be wrong with it

Seems like a good cheap small compressor, the supplied tubing will likely burst, mine lasted 3 days before it did. dry fit with the tubing supplied, then get a measurement and get some quality tubing.