Tuesday, Feb 03, 2004 at 21:44
Bushranger Max-Air
Materials Plastic Case with Die Cast Air Pump
Dimensions 310mm (L) x 230mm (H) x 110mm (W)
Capacity 12 amp draw, 300 psi maximum output, 19.8 litres per minute air flow
Weight 2.4kg
Warranty 1 Year No-Fuss Warranty
Specially designed for pumping large 4x4 tyres and truck tyres.
Handy for inflating footballs, basketballs, bicycle tyres etc.
• Keep engine idling while inflating tyres to avoid unnecessary battery draw.
Powerful 12 volt motor and air pump, delivers twice the output of the average car size compressor Fast and reliable portable compressed air at an affordable price Heavy duty fan cooled high torque motor Capable of 5 hours continuous use without overheating Quality manufactured and accredited to International ISO9002 Standards Reliable high quality performance 4.4 metre long power lead and 0.9 metre long air hose Will easily reach all four wheels from your vehicle’s battery
Built-in on-off switches and pressure gauge are conveniently located at your finger tips Easy to read Direct Battery clamps with an in-line fuse, not a cigarette lighter connection No voltage drop or blown fuses in vehicle’s fuse box, easy and simple to use Handy built-in torch Allows you to conveniently operate the unit at night.
Essential 4WD equipment after lowering your vehicle’s tyre pressure to drive in sand, mud or rocky terrain
COMPARATIVE TABLE
SHOWING OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS
Specification 4X4
Power Air Average Car Size Compressor
Maximum Air Flow 19.8 Litres
per minute 11.1 Litres
per minute
Motor Torque at Maximum Power 146mNM 47mNM
Diameter of Motor 52mm 35.5mm
Fan Cooled YES NO
Maximum Operating Temperature 73ºC 176ºC
Non-Stop Operating without overheating 5 hours 30 mins
Approx. time required to inflate 10R.15 tyre from 20lbs – 35lbs 9 mins 19 mins
Power Draw 12 amps 6 amps
Maximum Pressure Output 300 P.S.I. 120 P.S.I.
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Follow Up By: Mad Dog Morgan (Geelong) - Tuesday, Feb 03, 2004 at 23:29
Tuesday, Feb 03, 2004 at 23:29
Dennis, where did you get these specs from. Some are in conflict with the specs on the link above. BEAM ME UP SCOTTY
Hooroo
Ray
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Follow Up By: Member - Ross - Wednesday, Feb 04, 2004 at 00:03
Wednesday, Feb 04, 2004 at 00:03
Yep
Max-air will draw up to 30A under load .... hence the suggestion to keep engine at idle. Noticeable performance improvement then also.Fidei defensor
Rosco
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Follow Up By: Dennis (Brisbane) - Wednesday, Feb 04, 2004 at 19:50
Wednesday, Feb 04, 2004 at 19:50
I got them from the link above.............
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