Questions and Answers for Husky Husky 1 Gal. 135 PSI Portable Electric Quiet Air Compressor

A:  Of course, May take a little longer to fill a tire as the tank is only 1 gallon but it will do the job.

A:  It depends on what you want to do with your rims (I assume you mean the rim of your wheels)?

A:  Sure Rob you can use your compressor to pump air in any tire to your tires manufacturers recommended PSI, be sure to have a gage attached to the compressor hose for accurate pressure

A:  Yes

A:  3 year limited warranty

A:  3 year limited warranty

A:  27 LBS

A:  About 20 pounds. The handle makes it easy to move... But I would not recommend this compressor for anything but bike and lawnmower tires

A:  27 LBS

A:  Yes, that is pretty much what it is made for. Might even do a framer nailer to nail a few studs. Not anything like sheeting though.

A:  I have only used it for 18ga nailer and it performs perfectly

A:  It works great with my rigid Brad nailer. I like the pocket to hold the tool when moving it around the job.

A:  No.. not in my experience

A:  No chance, probably not even one of those hand held little ones that holds like a cup of media.

A:  not that i know of.

A:  I don't thin it would put out the necessary volume of air. Might work for something small.

A:  No... Not in my experience

A:  There are two sizes of connectors. This compressor has the smaller female connection.

A:  If I understand correctly, you seem to have difficulty connecting the air pressure hose to the air compressor. If this is the case, the connector where the hose attaches has a small lip that you move or pull back slightly which will enable you to then insert the hose connector into the hole. This is what holds the air hose onto the high pressure compressor. Once attached, GENTLY push & pull the air hose SLIGHTLY just to make sure it is properly connected to the compressor. You disconnect the hose by pulling back this lip and the hose will come right out. I hope this resolves your issue of concern.

A:  No, it will not supply enough air for something like that, an airbrush would probably be about the biggest spray gun you could use with this.

A:  I doubt this will be able to put out enough CFM to paint with.

A:  I am connected using a 3/8th inch hose.

A:  yes

A:  this unit uses 1/4" fittings, you will have to use an adapter

A:  1/4" inch NPT and includes Style M

A:  I purchased a 1/4” x 25’ coiled Hose kit with 1/4” NPT quick connect air fittings for mine

A:  yes

A:  Yes it does