Black&Decker 4 Gallon Compressor $37.48 at Target B&M

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  • pdxman1
    Forum Newbie
    • Jan 2005
    • 44
    • Portland, OR

    #1

    Black&Decker 4 Gallon Compressor $37.48 at Target B&M

    Probably not great quality, but if you need an extra compressor for occasional use, it is cheap. Model # is BDC4G. No CFM or HP rating is listed, so I assume it is low.

    This is at Target stores only, - it is $127.49 at amazon,(sold by target). This is a clearance item and the price may vary from store to store. If you see it at a higher price, keep checking back and it should eventually drop to $37.48 or check other stores.
  • broschultz
    Forum Newbie
    • Oct 2006
    • 43

    #2
    If I follow up on many more bargains from this forum I will soon be broke. However, having said that I now have a B&D 125 compressor for $40. The 2nd Target store Iwent to had 2. There was no clearance sign but the saleman scanned it and it came up $37 and change. He was quite surprised.

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    • broschultz
      Forum Newbie
      • Oct 2006
      • 43

      #3
      So far so good with my bargain compressor. It is very quiet. Used it to inflate tires on my PT Cruiser and Expedition. The power station I bought for that purpose cost more than the compressor and couldn't handle the expedition. It's also relatively light and has a convenient handle for moving around. I borrowed my stepson's compressor for some framing work I have to do and will try this one to see if it can handle it at all. It will be handy when I take the RV trailer to outer beach camping where you have to play with the air in the trailer and tow vehicle's tires.

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      • tsbrewers
        Established Member
        • Mar 2006
        • 207

        #4
        Ok, I picked on of these up. Let me add my opinion on it. It is not an air compressor really. Yes it does everything that a compressor does, but this thing is nothing more than an inflater with a tank on it. So yes it does work better than a typical inflater, but Do not expect it to work using anything more than a brad nailer to shoot a couple nails, or what I plan on using it for, to keep in the basement and blow out computer, occasional brad nail or fine wire staple.

        this takes literally 5 minutes to pump from 0 to 125, also sounds like it has a cooling fan in it that keeps running after to cool it down.

        So long story longer, it ok if you need something to blow out a computer, occasional tire, couple brads here and there. If you are looking for something to use in a shop or something like that, spend a little more.

        Brew

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