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Got everything hooked up today and mounted. I fabed up a mount that I could remove easily and also move from my jeep to my trailer if I feel the need. I hate drilling holes in my jeep, so the fewer the better. Just so happens there were two factory holes covered with rubber plugs. I just drilled them to the proper size to insert two nutserts, dug up a scrap piece of aluminum, and mounted the fists to that. Now all I need is a 13mm box wrench, and I can remove the mount easily. This hose has got to be the best dang hose I've ever had! Top notch Nate! Since my welding supply shop gouged me to fill this thing, I will drain one tire to 14lbs, fill it to 26, then weigh what I lost to get an idea per tire.

Nice set up. Looks very clean.

Looks good man as if done by a pro.

I gotta say that 5 lb looks so cool mounted up! I plan to come up with a handle / guard sometime in the future Jim, you'll get one free of charge of course. Thanks for your purchase, and getting some photos out into the world for me!

Looks good!!!

Just thought of this, that could get used with a 110 wire welder too. Or the Ready Welder II that I want to carry in the jeep.

Hi Nate. Cupla questions.

The whole CO2 tank thing has me wondering. Is the possibility of oil contamination of the fittings the reason for not using compressed air? A simple SCUBA refill is economical, although an adapter would be needed to fill the CO2 tank. As an ex-scuba instructor, I had a special fitting that allowed me to hook up a tire air fitting to the regulator on my tank. Filled many a tire after beach dives for classes using SCUBA tanks. Even carried a small pony bottle just for the tires on my own rig.

Next Q.... can you sell just that flexible 1/4 NPT hose? I'd like to upgrade the air lines that run from my ARB compressor to my locking diffs. Not dissing your product at all, but I've had this system for years. If I tear a line on the trail, 1/4" tube is more readily available than ARB's house line of tubing. Figure if I'm going to buy some hose to do the swap, it might as well be from a NorCal-Jeeps vendor.

My IAS came in handy today for more than just airing up jeep tires!