Milwaukee M18 Inflator 2848-20 vs Dewalt 20v Tire Inflator DCC020IB

[@TeamDIYNow]

Milwaukee M18 Inflator 2848-20: amzn.to/3UyFARa Dewalt 20v Inflator: amzn.to/3GoxbYA

[@bradhelfrich6602]

You could've stopped before inflation of the beach ball. I was sold on the Milwaukee at 57 seconds. Great video!

[@TeamDIYNow]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

[@yolo-cars]

Thank you for the video. I see DeWalt is taller and narrower compared to Milwaukee though both have batteries attached to the bottom. Plus Milwaukee has 4 legs, so I guess it's more stable by design. My only question to Milwaukee is how to deflate it? Someone below mentioned they create a vacuum, but I'd like to better understand it. So far it seems DeWalt has more features but Milwaukee is simply faster when it needs to inflate something.

[@TeamDIYNow]

Glad you liked it! The Milwaukee doesn't have a deflate option so that is one thing that the Dewalt has over the Milwaukee. I would say if you needed the speed, this M18 inflator is the fastest I have seen. If you need the additional power options, inflate & deflate, then the Dewalt works good as well.

[@nuworldman9280]

I wish you would have still inflated the ball with the milwaukee. It would have still filled it just as easy. Second, the dewalt was much louder. Last, that dewalt was slow, wasn't around 2 min. Was over 2.5 which is almost 3 times slower than the milwaukee. Still a great video. Thanks

[@TeamDIYNow]

Glad you liked it! You're right the Milwaukee would have filled it up quickly as it's by far the fastest cordless inflator I have used to date.

[@ybet1000]

Rubbish..set you low psi tyre from your rideon lawn mower to 15 psi... the milwaukee... will pump it up tyo 15 and stop.. then 2 sec later show the real inflation... 25 psi.. bang goes the tyre... and the anti over inflation protection seems to be bs too... use the machine and tell me it works... it doesn;t.. milwaukee seem to be doidging .. me .. im sending them to the ACCC for misrepresentation.. I hope they are forced to withdraw the product .. till they fix it.. or fix the bs advertising

[@ybet1000]

Sent to back... I thought it was faulty,.,, they sent me a new one.. and exactly the same problem...took it to the store .. something i might be doin wrong? No! same problem the guys in the store had same problem.... Milwaukee.. ignoring me like they normally do ... so i'm going to drag them through the fire this time.. they seem they can urinate on peeps .. and get away with mispresentation and refusing to put me back to where i was before i bought their faulty and not fit for purpose product

[@jeffh7021]

Screw on the nozzle and the Milwaukee fills up the floaties really fast. Granted, it does not have a deflate function. I just use the vacuum for that.

[@TeamDIYNow]

You're correct, the Milwaukee nozzle does work pretty good as well!

[@yolo-cars]

Please tell how you create a vacuum with Milwaukee inflator? Or did you mean another way of creating a vacuum? Thanks.

[@jeffh7021]

@@yolo-cars a separate vacuum

[@PatrickA0476]

Is it ok to leave a 4AH battery connected while not in use? Or take the battery off when not in use?

[@TeamDIYNow]

You should be good to leave the battery connected to either one of these inflators as they won't draw down the battery when not in use.

[@ln5747]

Can these be used as a simple pressure gauge to give a PSI reading?

[@TeamDIYNow]

Yes you can also use them as a gauge. After you turn on and have connected to tire valve stem it will show reading the tire is at currently. See 6:20 right before I press the button to start pumping up tire.

[@ln5747]

@@TeamDIYNow thanks 🙏

[@TeamDIYNow]

@@ln5747 No problem glad I was able to help.

[@chuckychuck]

Dewalt is slow for the price they are charging you.

[@TeamDIYNow]

I still like some of the features of the Dewalt, but you're right when comparing to the Milwaukee it does seem slow. Not sure if the Milwaukee is just a head of the times or the Dewalt is due for a gen2.