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[1coolbanana Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close 1coolbanana]

Potential bargain cargo barrier for someone around Sydney :-)

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/toyota-pr...item3cbb1c11c2

[mickmac_42 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close mickmac_42]

Don't know how these compare with the Staun tyre deflators, but they're less than a third the price.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/TYRE-DEFL...item2a13201cb8

[KIMBOPRADO Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close KIMBOPRADO]

[QUOTE=mickmac_42;300371]Don't know how these compare with the Staun tyre deflators, but they're less than a third the price.

Did a 4WD course a couple of weeks ago - the instructer said a WA guy was making a tyre deflater, has anyone of you WA PP's used these 1 secound = 1PSI

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/FERRET-TY...-/260792271966

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don't know how these compare with the staun tyre deflators, but they're less than a third the price.

Did a 4wd course a couple of weeks ago - the instructer said a wa guy was making a tyre deflater, has anyone of you wa pp's used these 1 secound = 1psi

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ferret-ty...-/260792271966

He's been making them for a while and has quite a few fans. Certainly very fast deflation and relies on you knowing the original pressure and your accuracy in timing. I already had the Stauns when I came across the ferret.

As for the Staun copies, apparently they are #*+& (source : a post on PP )

[raydes Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close raydes]

Hi I have had one for about 3 years now , they work good but a bit fiddly , takes a bit of practise

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Don't know how these compare with the Staun tyre deflators, but they're less than a third the price.

Did a 4WD course a couple of weeks ago - the instructer said a WA guy was making a tyre deflater, has anyone of you WA PP's used these 1 secound = 1PSI

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/FERRET-TY...-/260792271966

[MidLifeCrisis Out of control poster! Find all posts View Profile Close MidLifeCrisis]

Well I rang them yesterday. Very apologetic and shipping out a new box with all the bits in side!

Expected by the Friday. Watch this space. n >>>>>> [space]<<<<<<

Very happy to say a replacement item was recieved today. These guys did the right thing and did it quiclkly so they are on top of my preferred supplier list. They are Member id powertoolworld-australia

[Davros Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Davros]

I just bought some of those ferret deflators from the ebay link above.
They look good to me.

[KIMBOPRADO Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close KIMBOPRADO]

I just bought some of those ferret deflators from the ebay link above.
They look good to me.

Dito, bought myself an early fathers day pressie, WTF $30 bucks look OK, just got to learn to count 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and.....

[letsgoplaces Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close letsgoplaces]

If you still need to count using the deflators... twigs on the side of the road are free. I have never looked too deeply into deflators but i thought they were designed to stop letting air out at a predetermined pressure.

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If you still need to count using the deflators... twigs on the side of the road are free.

And very slow too.

The deflators mentioned above, screw the valve out, allowing for rapid deflation.

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I have never looked too deeply into deflators but i thought they were designed to stop letting air out at a predetermined pressure.

The Stauns, yes. The Ferrets, no.
If you have 4 Stauns set at the same pressure, then putting all 4 at once is probably the same time as going from tyre to tyre with the ferrets (roughly). There are as many pros and cons with both, it all depends on the end user preference. Both are good products and if you own either one, it is still better than carrying a tyre gauge and doing it manually.

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Thanks guys. If i get any it will be the Stauns. Too lazy to count past 5 And putting the 'and' between each number...

[croozza Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close croozza]

I have the ARB Deflator, takes no time at all, and has a gauge on it so it is very accurate.

[MidLifeCrisis Out of control poster! Find all posts View Profile Close MidLifeCrisis]

I have the ARB Deflator, takes no time at all, and has a gauge on it so it is very accurate.

Me too. HOWEVER, like all guages I doubt its accuracy but if your ok with +/- 5 psi then yep, all good.

[croozza Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close croozza]

Me too. HOWEVER, like all guages I doubt its accuracy but if your ok with +/- 5 psi then yep, all good.

Nah they are pretty strong and accurate, I have checked mine on numerous occations with the old school pole gauge, and it is the same each time.