Bulldog Winch 4-Tire Inflation/Deflation System

SKU: 42082
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$169.99
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Vehicle Fitment

Universal

Install Instructions
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Bulldog Winch 4-Tire Inflation/Deflation System Info & Specs

Airing down for the trail and back up for the road usually means working one tire at a time, with pressures that never quite match. That adds time at both ends of every run.

This Bulldog Winch system connects four tires to a single manifold with a 0-200 psi digital gauge, so the whole set equalizes together. A slim locking chuck grips each wheel and kink-resistant hoses keep the lines clear.

Hang the manifold from the j-hook, connect a compressor with an m-style connector, and watch one gauge while all four tires change.

Key Features

  • Airs up or airs down up to 4 tires at the same time
  • Fits most vehicles with up to a 158 in wheelbase
  • Equalizes pressure in the connected system
  • Slim profile locking chuck for each wheel
  • 0-200 psi digital gauge with blue backlight
  • Sliding shut-off valve on the manifold top controls air flow
  • Kink-resistant air hoses
  • High-temperature 6 ft feeder hose for compressor connection
  • Works with most air compressors that have m-style connectors (compressor not included)

Specifications

  • Gauge range: 0-200 psi
  • Feeder hose: 6 ft, high temperature
  • Maximum wheelbase: 158 in
  • Shipping weight: 7 lb
  • Shipping carton: 13.8 x 13.8 x 4 in

In the Box

  • J-hook for hanging the manifold
  • Storage bag
  • Male to male air fitting adapter for compressors with a female connector


MPN 42082 · UPC 878850009180

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"I have not had a chance to use this item yet, but I'm anxious to give it a try. Quality seems outstanding. Will be using it in concert with my double tank portable ARB compressor. W"

— John R. (5/5)

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