Bulldog Winch Portable Air Compressor - 100 psi - 1.2 cfm Maximum Air Flow - Automatic
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Bulldog Winch Portable Air Compressor - 100 psi - 1.2 cfm Maximum Air Flow - Automatic
Item # BDW41004
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Bulldog Winch Tire Inflator - BDW41004
- Tire Inflator
- Portable
- Bulldog Winch
- 100 psi
- Digital Pressure Gauge
- Automatic Shut Off
Features:
- Light-duty, 100 psi portable air compressor
- 1.2 cfm Maximum airflow
- Perfect for car tires up to 31" in diameter
- Set to desired pressure and it automatically shuts off when pressure is reached
- Max duty cycle is 10 minutes
- Cool down 20-30 minutes
- Digital read-out screen displays current tire pressure
- Amber emergency/safety light has constant and flashing mode options
- Emergency light included
- 20' Polyacrylic-urethane blend air hose
- Includes 3 inflation adapters
- 16' Power cord connects to your vehicle's accessory outlet
- Storage compartment holds power cord
- Storage pocket holds adapters
- Rubber feet help minimize vibration, noise, and walking
- Convenient carry handles for easy transport
- Handy carry bag included for easy transport
- 1-Year limited warranty
41004 Bulldog Winch Compressor - 100 psi - 1.2 CFM - Portable - Automatic
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Customer Satisfaction Score:
93% were satisfied with this product
7% of customers were not satisfied
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Customer Reviews
Bulldog Winch Portable Air Compressor - 100 psi - 1.2 cfm Maximum Air Flow - Automatic - BDW41004
Average Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars (30 Customer Reviews)
by: Stephen02/10/2024
I set it to 80 PSI and started it. It shut off when it was done. I was happy with the performance. It was accurate according to my digital tire pressure gauge.
by: Crapped out after three tires filled.11/17/2023
Cheapo connectors; could not even get the extended air hose to thread onto the short hose on the compressor. Dealt with this problem by managing to connect the compressor directly to the tire's valve stem.
Worse yet, after adding air to three tires on the car, the compressor shut off, and wouldn't start up again.
by: Philip 03/09/2024
Have 2 vehicles with alloy rims that need constant vigilance during cold weather and this will give me the best way to do it.
by: Daniel 03/08/2024
I'm impressed. Very speedy delivery. Thanks
by: John 02/10/2024
Have not used it yet. Looks good.
by: Richard01/09/2022
Works great for bicycle tires and sports balls, took a long time to bring a spare tire for a trailer up to pressure.
Richard
2/12/2023
Works great, used it to inflate soccer balls and bicycle tires it is quick and shuts off at preset pressure. It did struggled a little to bring my even trailer spare up to pressure but it did make it.
by: Michael 11/09/2021
It works well for my application it is a good air compressor I use it in Utv in a get a flat
Michael
11/10/2022
It stopped working turns on but it won’t pump any air
by: Gary12/19/2021
After owning this unit for almost One Year i must admit i hadn't used it for anything too big until recently. it works fine for my bicycle tires, the tires on my Hand Trucks and other "small" tires and such however whether this was a misunderstanding on my part or whether the specs were a bit ambiguous i'm NOT sure but when i tried to air up a low tire on my pickup this Air Compressor would hardly air up my tire more than a few PSI rather than the 25-30 PSI i needed to re-inflate my tire. i own a 1 Ton, CrewCab Dually and my tire size is 235/75 R16. The tires require 80 PSI and i was barely able to get the ONE low tire beyond approximately 55 PSI and i found the Cigarette Lighter plug on this unit got QUITE hot in the process. after contacting the Manufacturer i found out this little unit was NOT intended for any types of Heavy Duty tires, which would include the 100 PSI required to properly inflate the tires on my RV either, even thought in the ad it shows and stated it WILL air up a Truck Tire. so if you are needing something to handle a Truck Tire i would say this unit would NOT be a good choice for that.
Thomas M.
1/26/2022
The Bulldog Winch Portable Air Compressor Part # BDW41004 is designed to run in 10 minute cycles, going over this time will cause the unit and plug to get out. The Bulldog Winch Light Duty On-Board Air Kit w Compressor & 1 Gallon Tank - 130 psi Part # BDW96TJ might be more conducive to your needs because it has a higher PSI capacity.
by: Murphy11/23/2021
The first time I used this compressor it blew a fuse in my truck. I replaced it and then it worked long enough to finish with that tire. I chalked it up as just "one of those things". Next time I tried to use it a few weeks later I was camping and needed to get my travel trailer tires ready to move. The compressor blew the fuse and all the spares I had and still did not have the first tire to a road worthy pressure and I had to pull the trailer with low tires. I emailed the company that made it to complain and they never even replied. I probably should have contacted etrailer but I didn't. I liked the features of the compressor but it doesn't do any good if it constantly blows fuses.
Sierra K.
11/29/2021
I reached out to the manufacturer and he is concerned about how small this compressor is compared to your large tires and the amount of tires you are trying to air up at once. He says this product claims to air up 31 inch tires, at 14 amps and 1.2 CFM during a 10 min duty cycle. Your truck tires are 31.7 inches per your vehicle in your account, and the pressure you tried to achieve with this compressor would have taken longer than the 10 min duty cycle. Once the compressor goes beyond 10 mins, it heats up and that is when the fuses would probably blow. He recommends a large compressor for the job that you are trying to do.
by: Nick08/16/2022
Worked well for filling bike tires. I loved the automatic shutoff at a set pressure. First time I tried to fill one of my trailer tires, though, it started smoking. Wiring and plugs were fine (not even warm), but the pump couldn't take my trailer tire from 65 to 80 PSI before smoking-out. I've seen mention that it's meant to run in 10-min cycles... this thing is already has auto-shutoff so if it needs cool-down time, it should be configured to do that automatically rather than a user being expected to keep a timer on it.
Compressor is dead now after trying to top-off 1 1/2 trailer tires - it started leaking the air internally.
by: Thomas11/11/2021
Unit performed well the first time it was used. Second time the feature to preset the pressure for auto shut off could not be set (blank screen). Contacted customer service twice during warranty period to request a replacement. No response from Bulldog customer service. Very disappointed. Waste of money.
Jenny N.
11/12/2021
I reached out to the manufacturer and they will reach out to you.
by: Eduardo 12/28/2020
I needed a small powerful compressor that I can carry in my rv. I use to carry a pancake compressor but it took to much space not only that but it was constantly running to fill tank. With the bulldog I just set the pressure I need and all I have to do is wait for it to finish and the best part is that it stops automatically. Great little compressor.
by: Davemi12/09/2020
BullDog Winch Portable 12vdc Air Compressor w/PSI Setting.
Very nice and convenient, no need to stand over it with it’s preset psi setting.
by: William02/14/2021
The compressor is quieter and faster than compressor’s I’ve had in the past. It's fairly accurate - a pound or two off when checked with a pressure gauge.
by: Rhonda 11/10/2021
Works great but lighter plug-in needs to be about 1’ - 2’ longer. Can barely reach the back wheels on a ford ranger supercab.
by: Brandon11/17/2021
Not just for tires. I Used it all summer to blow up pool floats.
by: David06/02/2022
Could not get tires up to 65 PSI. I bought a better one
Jenny N.
6/7/2022
I will have our Customer Service team reach out to you. The compressor does have a 1 year warranty. It works to air up 31 inch tires, at 14 amps and 1.2 CFM during a 10 min duty cycle. If it is running past 10 minutes it will cause fuses to blow.
by: Gary 11/21/2020
A great addition to our RV for those unexpected low tires.
by: Steve 11/11/2021
Worked well every time I used it. Some inconsistencies in final pressure so needed to double check when it didn’t seem right.
by: Bruce 11/09/2021
Works great, very satisfied.
by: Patric04/06/2022
have not used it yet
by: Mark 03/18/2024
by: Paul 07/30/2021
just what I needed before my long cross country trip.
by: Johnb 11/13/2020
delivered quick intact.
well made put together package.
by: Greg 03/07/2024
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Jenny N.
1/10/2022
I checked with the manufacturer and it will fill a tire at 1.2 cubic feet per minute at its maximum. The tire size will make a big difference in how long it will take to inflate. The average tire will be around 3 to 3-12 cubic feet, so you are most likely looking at just under 3 minutes to fill a tire from empty to full. The hose will screw right onto your valve stem so you will not need to hold the hose to the valve stem