Power inflator by ryobi home depot
05-29-2016, 08:39 PM
#1
Power inflator by ryobi home depot
OK so my craftsman inflator battery was going bad the sears replacement was almost $100 so after 10 minutes on Internet I found this super low price replacement in my local home depot for only $19.95 it works great with plenty power and great price very visible hard to leave on the flying field .
the only one catch you must buy whatever other tools with batteries so I chose the right set for my backyard home improvements. 
05-30-2016, 02:51 PM
#9
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OK so my craftsman inflator battery was going bad the sears replacement was almost $100 so after 10 minutes on Internet I found this super low price replacement in my local home depot for only $19.95 it works great with plenty power and great price very visible hard to leave on the flying field .the only one catch you must buy whatever other tools with batteries so I chose the right set for my backyard home improvements.
05-30-2016, 05:32 PM
#10
My Feedback: (569)
OK so my craftsman inflator battery was going bad the sears replacement was almost $100 so after 10 minutes on Internet I found this super low price replacement in my local home depot for only $19.95 it works great with plenty power and great price very visible hard to leave on the flying field .the only one catch you must buy whatever other tools with batteries so I chose the right set for my backyard home improvements.
05-31-2016, 02:59 AM
#11
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Is this the battery and charger for the inflator: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Ryobi-ONE...B&gclsrc=aw.ds
05-31-2016, 03:23 AM
#12
I'll eat anything Ryobi in about a year or so. Not sure how many inflators I've had, but it has been a lot!. What I do now is I purchased the craftsman and renew the warranty every year. If it ever fails, I get a no questions asked replacement.
BTW, I purchased a set of two batteries for the Craftsman inflator for like $49. But then again at $19 the Ryobi one is pretty much disposable, get 5 of them!
BTW, I purchased a set of two batteries for the Craftsman inflator for like $49. But then again at $19 the Ryobi one is pretty much disposable, get 5 of them!
05-31-2016, 10:01 AM
#13
I'll eat anything Ryobi in about a year or so. Not sure how many inflators I've had, but it has been a lot!. What I do now is I purchased the craftsman and renew the warranty every year. If it ever fails, I get a no questions asked replacement.
BTW, I purchased a set of two batteries for the Craftsman inflator for like $49. But then again at $19 the Ryobi one is pretty much disposable, get 5 of them!
BTW, I purchased a set of two batteries for the Craftsman inflator for like $49. But then again at $19 the Ryobi one is pretty much disposable, get 5 of them!
That sounds like a great plan, except we all hope some other entity is going to pick up Craftsman, Because Sears is HISTORY !!!... Smok'em if you got'em !!!
Danno
