I got one of those from the truckstop. When I used it in the frigid north, after laying on the cold ground, the hose broke into pieces when I tried to roll it back up. And the air chuck was short and made it a pain to use. The only part of it that was worth a crap was the glad hand and I could have got one of those for free from the shop.
So I picked up good hose from harbor freight. Rubber, not a cheap pvc hose. Then a good, long air chuck. You can get one on Amazon for $13 that locks onto the valve stems so you don't have to hold it. Later I put quick disconnects on the end of the hose and on the air chuck so I could run an air tool if I needed to.
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