Recent content by Grimmy

Thanks!

Can't help, I went with 40'x40'x16'. To each their own. I do like the square floor plan.

I have a 1958 Brunner 60 gal, 5 hp 220 volt, 17.5 cfm @ 175 psi. Love it, and it's quiet!!! I'm not afraid to beat it, 1" guns, grinders, blasters, let it run!

I have to say this is fantastic! I started at the first thread, and just couldn't stop. Your build is great! Started my new shop last Feb. Got the building up, a 40'x40'x16', and had to stop. Gutted my house last year the day after Christmas. Started a total update, new plumbing,electric, walls...

I use coal ash, works very well! Have 13 over the road tri-axles and 20 some pieces of equipment. We have our share of spills. Coal ash clumps when put on oil, and absorbs diesel fuel to dry concrete. Save 2 ash tubs a day just for clean ups.

stove wuff! caused by a vacuum down the chimney into the firebox. Gasses pressurize and ignite, decompressing the firebox, and wuff-wuff out the vents. Couple causes, mainly a loss of air after a forge effect in the firebox. Hot fire getting closed down quickly. Slowly close down your damper...

Hey guy's, I'm looking for some information on my Brunner 30fh8 air compressor. Would like to know the spec's, if possible. Has a five horsepower single phase motor. From what I was told, it has been untouched. Has great performance. Have powered my old shop, and I am placing it in my new shop...

Looking for specs on my 1958 Brunner 30rh8 compressor. Heard that cfm is roughly 17.5 @ 175 lbs. Any information would be greatly appreciated.