2008 Seneca Portable Compressor For Tires

[Wboyce]

Hi there, with juice brakes I don't have the luxury of an on board air compressor. I would like to purchase a portable air compressor to be able to pump up my tires when needed which require 96 PSI. Any suggestions on the specifications like max psi and tank size I should be looking at? What are you folks using to top up your tires if and when required?

Thank you - Warren
2008 Jayco Seneca

[abarkl]

This is not my 2008 Seneca but I happened to run across this other guy's photo gallery of his 2008 Seneca over the weekend.
Here is a pretty clear picture of his add-on compressor setup; https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=0C1FD...%21217&o=OneUp You can zoom in for labels and detail.

He has some other really great pictures of a larger inverter, solar panels, and other mods. There are actually 154 pictures total of various things he's done.

[Seann45]

Harbor Freight has a pancake 120 volt compressor (150 psi) on sale right now $99.00
6 gal. 1.5 HP 150 PSI Professional Air Compressor

http://widgets.harborfreight.com/wsw...true&main=true

[stumpshot]

Originally Posted by Seann45

Harbor Freight has a pancake 120 volt compressor (150 psi) on sale right now $99.00
6 gal. 1.5 HP 150 PSI Professional Air Compressor

http://widgets.harborfreight.com/wsw...true&main=true

I have had the HF pancake compressor for a year or so in my Melbourne 26'. Although I've not used on the class C, I have aired our 36' 5th wheel tires to 65 psi. Don't have a cool reel (no place for it) but the comp is very light & can easily be carried around the rig. I'm very happy with it.