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Choosing an air compressor

Just watched that. Let me know if you find one with a nato plug on it 😁
Owners have made their own NATO cables to run their air compressors:

 
Cannot help for NZ, but the NZ Unimog guys will probably know.

This thread is also helpful for NATO stuff

 
After pondering installing one under the rear seat, then under the front passenger seat, here is the solution I went for: TJM Pro Series Portable Single Compressor. Portable in a relatively compact sturdy case so can leave in Grenadier or move to other vehicles as required. 100% duty cycle with enough grunt for the Grenadier tyres. Comes already fitted with a fused lead and Anderson plug, I purchased a 1m long 50A Anderson plug and lead from Amazon and fitted it to the spare 60A terminal on the busbar (used for the inverter on US models). The lead exits under the edge of the passenger seat, I fitted a waterproof cover and it rests out of way and does not rattle. The power lead on the compressor is long enough to be able to sit it in the rear load area and connect, otherwise you can connect on the passenger side and rest it on the seat or ground.
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