Summit1
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- 2022
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- Cummins 6.7
The "best" is different for each user, based upon the user's preferences.
Some time ago, I bought a Milwaukee M12 inflator to replace a very old Campbell Hausfeld unit. The M12 works great but has since been discontinued in favor of the Milwaukee m18 version (which is probably better anyway). Had I bought an inflator a year later, it would likely have been the m18. Many of my other tools are of the DeWalt brand, and they make good stuff as well. Would the DeWalt have been better for me? I doubt it, and the M12 does all I need it to do.
Just avoid the cheapies; while they are claimed to be capable of some high pressures, they are not capable of high volumes and/or long run times.
Some time ago, I bought a Milwaukee M12 inflator to replace a very old Campbell Hausfeld unit. The M12 works great but has since been discontinued in favor of the Milwaukee m18 version (which is probably better anyway). Had I bought an inflator a year later, it would likely have been the m18. Many of my other tools are of the DeWalt brand, and they make good stuff as well. Would the DeWalt have been better for me? I doubt it, and the M12 does all I need it to do.
Just avoid the cheapies; while they are claimed to be capable of some high pressures, they are not capable of high volumes and/or long run times.