I cannot be the only one that has had a truck tool guy not warranty something because you did not buy it from HIM. Or have your tools and just disappear when they close up shop and park the truck.
I called that number yesterday and it went faster then any warranty work I have requested off the...
I looked at the picture of yours and then RAN out to my Garage to make sure mine had not been stolen.....
Pete uses the 12V car battery unit.
You got a good deal. I paid $200 for mine.
I am currently using it with Grade 8 bolts and Grade 3 bolts with the tops ground off. I have an angle...
Out of the tank it goes to a on/off valve, an ARCO 3/4 filter. Then a 90 bend. Then to a water trap.
The big silver object is a Chicago Coupler, I got it at the local Parker store for $15.
out of that it goes to a 2' piece of GoodYear air hose and then off to the copper monster.
The copper...
Steel Rusts... Copper shines up nice.
And after 4 years of use I can say it works good. There is always water in the first few drains, but the last two never has a drop. There are more drains down the run and they are always dry.
Coming right off my tank is just a water separator.
Alot like this one but 3/4 inlet and outlet.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003CLDT9I/?tag=atomicindus08-20
Now after a days worth of work, body work running air grinders all day, that unit is half full.
Farther down the line, say 30 feet of...
I 100% agree with you.
Before I do anything painting wise I will be installing a nice 3/4 Frantz filter before the regulator. This will give the air more time and more copper to cool. Thus making the filter more efficient.
I will keep the water filter at the beginning due to the amount of...
Yep it is connected to the 2x4 black frame. That way all I need to do is disconnect two rubber hoses and I can remove it from the wall. In case of Copper Thieves......
As the Compressor runs it pulls air through the copper and cools them.
As the air passes through it, it cools and moisture...
I made one about a year ago, but me being me I made it bigger and out of larger material. So now its about 120lbs. i will take a picture or it.
The nice line that the file gets saved as is a cool feature.
Google IrfanView and use that as your default picture viewer. It will view the images...