MORRFlate (inflate all 4 tires at once)
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I'm skeptical of any chuck that clips on.
Have you used these? My current ARB inflator has a clip on chuck, and like I said, it's basically a piece of garbage. You can't walk away and let it inflate or it will leak.
Maybe these are somehow better?
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Yes, they thread down and won’t come off unless something rips off. LOL.
I have a similar one, but different brand and not digital, and it came with the clip on and a thread on end.
There are lots of clip on valves to choose from that work, go to a tire store and see what they use.
I have the ARB inflator and had the same problem with the chuck leaking. I replaced it with the same ones the @DrDmoney mentioned. No more air leaks! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZHM5W91/?tag=wranglerorg-20
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Looks like I need to find the right clips in that case
I ordered a set. Given how cheap they are it won't hurt to try them. Might be the solution to my biggest problem.
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Okay, this is good to know. Also nice to know I am not the only one who has an issue with the chuck on the ARB digital inflator leaking. It's been driving me nuts anytime I inflate my tires.
Send me your spareLooks like I need to find the right clips in that case
I ordered a set. Given how cheap they are it won't hurt to try them. Might be the solution to my biggest problem.
A lot of overlanders use this 4 wheel inflator. I personally don’t air up enough to make it worth it for me, I don’t think with my arb it’s enough of an inconvenience. That new clip is nice though.
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I knew someone who had a similar kit and he spent more time trying to untangle/unroll and then get it all hooked up and by the time they were done with it I was on my third tire either deflating or inflating my tires. I was intrigued by the idea the first time I heard about the idea also. But once I say someone dealing with it that took care of that.
You could always do a CTIS : https://www.ftl.technology/products/central-tyre-inflation-system
http://www.tibus-offroad.com/en/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00P2YK89W/?tag=wranglerorg-20
https://spicerparts.com/parts/axle/commercial-off-highway/central-tire-inflation-system-ctis
You could always do a CTIS : https://www.ftl.technology/products/central-tyre-inflation-system
http://www.tibus-offroad.com/en/
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00P2YK89W/?tag=wranglerorg-20
https://spicerparts.com/parts/axle/commercial-off-highway/central-tire-inflation-system-ctis
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There is a reason overlanders need trailers to haul all their junk around the woods.
I don't see the point. Inflation time will be exactly the same as the flow rate will be divided by 4. You still have to attach and remove an air chuck 4 times. Then you have a half-octopus to store and untangle. What am I missing here? Unless you have an H1 humvee style "CTIS", it sounds like a pain in the ass to deal with to me...
Let us know how they work. If they don't leak I'll be picking up a pair as well.Looks like I need to find the right clips in that case
I ordered a set. Given how cheap they are it won't hurt to try them. Might be the solution to my biggest problem.
I bought this setup a while back mainly because I wanted to get all of my tires at equal pressure, I have an Arb compressor that is hard mounted and a tool box mount and I used this product to make sure all of our rigs are running the same tire pressure all around, with not having to check pressure at every corner, I had just bought the quick valve disconnects when I saw this product, it works for how I use it
Pretty much what I was going to add... I wheel regularly with someone who runs this, and I air up just as fast as he does. He just doesn't have enough pump to fill any faster, and he has the same number of connections to make. I could see this maybe being useful if you have a much faster (higher cfm) pump? Just feels like more crap to haul around to me though.