Why not Puma 12 volt $230 USD, 3/4 hp motor with storage tank and shut off ??
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Why not Puma 12 volt $230 USD, 3/4 hp motor with storage tank and shut off ??
Size would by my main concern.
Size, Duty Cycle, mounting options. Buddy has one and he can use his impact on the lugnuts without air in the tank.
its a shame that you cannot get it in 24v.
y
Hey Jeff your water tank idea may have gotten more votes if you made previsions to run it threw your console cooler. Nice thread idea.
Hey Jeff your water tank idea may have gotten more votes if you made previsions to run it threw your console cooler. Nice thread idea.
I have a 24 volt PUMA for sale left over from my Taiwan order last year.
GSI Glacier Stainless Java press
After 6 years of bush bashing I finally broken my glass coffee press at Schwartz Lake Wednesday evening - fell off my table
. I liked the glass and stainless construction, because I could keep the coffee warm on low burner on my stove. Many other glass ones have plastic bottoms.
Yesterday I replaced it with a "GSI Glacier Stainless Javapress".
It is heavy duty double walled stainless steel with a broad bottom. I made coffee this morning and put it in my fridge after my first cup and 60 minutes latter it was still warm enough to enjoy. The lid locks and so might work as a thermos along the trail.
It should do the job, while not cluttering up my stove while making breakfast as the last one did.
After 6 years of bush bashing I finally broken my glass coffee press at Schwartz Lake Wednesday evening - fell off my table
. I liked the glass and stainless construction, because I could keep the coffee warm on low burner on my stove. Many other glass ones have plastic bottoms.Yesterday I replaced it with a "GSI Glacier Stainless Javapress".
It is heavy duty double walled stainless steel with a broad bottom. I made coffee this morning and put it in my fridge after my first cup and 60 minutes latter it was still warm enough to enjoy. The lid locks and so might work as a thermos along the trail.
It should do the job, while not cluttering up my stove while making breakfast as the last one did.
steverb
meh, eh!
does a dancer (or at least a good looking mermaid) come with it ?
asutherland
VA7 HDT
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Side note, blew my Puma up this weekend
How did you manage that?
asutherland
VA7 HDT
Not sure, I can only assume it got too hot. It screeches like a banshee now as soon as you turn it on.
I'll rip it apart and hopefully repair it... or at least find what went wrong.
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Mine seems to stay somewhat cool as well, my feed wire gets quite warm after running for 15 minutes though.
Timed it yesterday, filled all 4 315's from 25 to 50 in 16 minutes.
edit: and to keep on topic, the PUMA is a great idea
Timed it yesterday, filled all 4 315's from 25 to 50 in 16 minutes.
edit: and to keep on topic, the PUMA is a great idea
asutherland
VA7 HDT
Mounted in my storage box in the rear of the truck. However, air gets to it easily through my back seat which folds down. I dunno
Glenn, I emailed you but in case I got the addy wrong - if you still have this I'll take it. When you're back from your WA trip let me know.
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And to add pretty much anything made by Kevin at Wagon Gear:
60/80/100 Series tail gate lids
60 series seat boxes
60 series side panels
Side window hatch (in development)
and what ever else he has going on.
Just a short ride down to Eugene now as well.
60/80/100 Series tail gate lids
60 series seat boxes
60 series side panels
Side window hatch (in development)
and what ever else he has going on.
Just a short ride down to Eugene now as well.
asutherland
VA7 HDT
Looks like I am lucky... there doesn't appear to be anything wrong with the Puma after all. On closer inspection the hose from the compressor to the tank (I have split them up) is ruptured in two places!
