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Wilmar W10005 5-Gallon Portable Air Tank

(11 customer reviews)

SKU:

0363-0051-Parts

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125 PSI maximum
Weighs under 17 lbs.
Safety pressure bypass valve w/manual override
On/Off air adjustment valve
Industrial grade air hose w/ standard tire air chuck
Hi-Viz color tank for added visibility

List Price:	$70.00
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Product Details

Product Length:	19.0 inches
Product Width:	10.0 inches
Product Height:	12.0 inches
Product Weight:	16.9 pounds
Package Length:	19.38 inches
Package Width:	12.0 inches
Package Height:	10.0 inches
Package Weight:	20.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 11 reviews

Features

125 maximum psi
Light-weight portable with handle for easy transport
On/off air adjustment dial
Industrial grade air hose with standard tire air chuck
Hi-viz color for added visibility

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 2.5

( 11 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

22 of 23 found the following review helpful:

Good tank Feb 05, 2009 By Thankful "Jay"
I bought this Wilmar 5 gallon tank even though the other reviewers complained about the hose. I intended to immediately remove it, anyway, and install a quick-disconnect, such as I have on my air compressor. I did so, and it works fine.
The tank didn't hold air (100psi)the first night I had it. The next morning I found that it had a loose valve core, which is just like the type one finds in auto tire valve stems.(This is the point at which one fills the tank with a tire-type air-filler attachment.) I had a valve core wrench, so didn't have to buy one, and tightened it. So much for the leak. Holds air fine, now.
So, I spent $30.16 for the tank (free shipping), installed a QD that I had on-hand, but maybe costs $5.00, and tightened the valve core (wrench costs maybe $1.50). $6.50 is still less than what shipping would have been.
So, not a bad investment for a set-up that works, and that I like and use.
(see my two photos above under "customer-provided photos." [words to that effect]).

12 of 13 found the following review helpful:

Not good !!! Jul 06, 2009 By Ray Hutcheson
Got one of these as gift..filled tank fine,but could not fill tire from it. Took it back to store (Tractor Supply)was on sale for ~$15.00. They were very nice about it, said they had problems with these. Tried 4 more and never got one to work satisfactorily. Don't want something NEW that I have to modify to get it to work.......MADE IN CHINA....

9 of 11 found the following review helpful:

leaky hose Sep 18, 2008 By J. Cannavino
the tank is fine the air hose and tire adapter is sub standard
I had to replace them both

4 of 5 found the following review helpful:

Defective merchandise Aug 07, 2009 By PH Red
When I tried to fill the tank for the first time, it would not accept any air. I took the valve apart and was very surprised to see there was no hole for the air to enter the tank; it was a sealed piece of pipe with a schrader valve at one end. A friend with a drill press cut a hole for me so at least it now works. Since this was obviously a missed step in the machining process, it makes me wonder how many of these defective tanks are out there ...

I would not recommend this product to anyone.

6 of 8 found the following review helpful:

Air Tank Aug 18, 2008 By Phillip Wood
The tank works like it should except for the pressure gauge. It sticks constantly. I expected more even though it was not expensive.

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