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Wow, it might only be 30' to the hose reel! I want to mount it near the compressor. Is there something that will work that way? I do not paint or blast much so totally dry is not a problem. I have not even used one up to this point but wanted to put one in with the new air lines and reel...

For some reason I didn't get a notice you had replied, sorry. You have a 10 seer 2.5 ton ac condensor. It needs 1000 cfm of air. Due to the age I would just get an air handler that can move 1000 ffm of air and tack your cased coil onto the end of it. Cheapest and simplest solution. Tim

can I just install one of these to remove moisture from my lines? I am going to be using a portable compressor that has it's own gauge and regulator. Thanks, Tim

You have a 2.5-3 ton coil that is most likely a multi-position so you can turn it for horizontal use. You need to find an air handler that can move 1000-1200 cfm, depending on your condensing unit, if you give me that model number I can tell you what size it is, and then attach it on the supply...

Thanks guys! It's problems like yours, Ben, that I try to avoid but sometimes I overthink things too. That's why I like to get a consensus! I think I'm gonna mount mine on the ceiling after stumbling on a pic of OldCarGuy's garage...

Could some of you please tell me what height you mounted your reel on the wall? I finally got one after years of wanting to. I am gonna mount it between my two garage doors. Thanks!

If it is suspended with something like allthread then look at these: http://www.google.com/search?q=hanger+vibration+isolator&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

I asked him about the rigidity OF THE CABINETS ( :) ) and was told they are 3/4" thick cabinet-grade plywood faced with aluminum sheet. I told him the web page wasn't clear how strong they are and he said there is a page that shows them holding a bunch of bricks. He is going to show other pics...

This is the build description. I called the guy and will go over to his shop to see them first hand. Thanks for the reply!

I am going to try these, maxorganization.com The guy is near where I live so I can avoid s&h. Might get a pic of my truck on one of them ;-)

Well, I think I am going to try them out and then I'll let you know what I think.

Mine has never had a major malfunction and I use it daily at work. If it does they are very serviceable and the service manuals are right on the web site.

I have been looking at custom garage cabinetry now that I have finished my walls. One company, www.maxorganization.com, is actually local to me which means I could pick the cabinets up saving a ton of shipping $. Has anyone used these cabinets? I'm looking at their "Maxed Out Cabinets" in the...

With that kind of weight do not use foam underneath. Use the thickest foam around the perimeter you can down as deep as you can so you don't have flowers blooming in the winter. The ground underneath the slab will form a heat sink. Use a product like...

Good to hear...as long as you're safe to enjoy the place ;-) I had to laugh at all the guys making a fuss about the Al over Cu but missing the bigger issue.