Thoroughly frustrated with my deflators

[Apparition]

Ordered a set to try out

 

[Pokahpolice]

I think the variance in pressures he experienced was related to changes in ambient temperature, tire temperature, etc.

Tom Brady agrees!

 

[mrblaine]

Anybody out there with Coyote deflators have a package with a patent number on it? It would be fun to read. All patents are public as far as I know. It's pretty easy to find patents from big companies like ARB but I couldn't find anything relevant from this guy or his company.

https://patents.justia.com/assignee/arb-corporation-limited

You'd think you'd learn by now that I don't post up shit I can't prove. It is also not a requirement from the USTPO to put the number on anything. Harry has given me permission to share his patent info.

http://justaddrocks.com/US9802449B1 (Deflator).pdf

 

[pagrey]

His name was spelled wrong above that's why it was so difficult (for me) to find. Lewellyn and not Llewellyn. Sorry to bug you with such a simple search and thanks.

United States Patent9,802,449

 

[Apparition]

Just to follow up, I love these deflators.

Used them several times on my last trip and they work great.

Go around the Jeep installing them and once I’ve put them all on it takes about as long to spray my bald head with sunscreen and the first is done. By the time it’s removed the second is done and so on.

Really glad I bought them. Much easier than my ARB tool.

 

[AndyG]

Has anyone ever gone wheeling and found a bead someone lost. That would be worth posting.

 

[Mr. Bills]

 

[WLDRIDE]

The end of the story, for me anyway, is that I bought an Indeflate and absolutely love it.

 

[JEEPCJTJ]

The end of the story, for me anyway, is that I bought an Indeflate and absolutely love it.

Since the thread title doesn't mention a specific brand, let's call that the end of the chapter because we can't just let life with the Indeflate hang in the balance.

 

[Mr. Bills]

The end of the story, for me anyway, is that I bought an Indeflate and absolutely love it.

Sorry you didn't like your Coyote deflators, but glad you now have something you do. If there wasn't more than one way to do things we would all still be driving Model T's, all painted black.

You should offer your Coyote deflators for sale. Someone on this forum could probably use them. If not, let me know. I could resell them for you.

 

[alittleoff]

Has anyone ever gone wheeling and found a bead someone lost. That would be worth posting.

Back in my Flood Control days, we used to load dump trucks full of lost beads from the washes.
Every one of them could have told you a story.

 

[alittleoff]

I could only imagine what....
I’m was a smooth tread on a salesman’s car. That guy took me everywhere. But one of my litter mates had a blowout in New Mexico, and that’s the last time we saw him.
My cousins was on a Low Rider car and he got the crap beat out him for fun.
One of my other cousins was a knobby dude. He got dragged through mud, over rocks and even played in the snow. Up until the time he got shanked by a tree root.



Anybody else got stoner thoughts... jajaja

 

[Plumber1]

Wow some of you guys get soooooooo technical , when I deflate mine I just go down to 10 psi. If ones at 11 and ones at 10 and two are at 9.5 hell close enough , time to go hit the trails.