Recent content by SmogSUX

Hey all, I finally decided to relocate my power unit and run hoses up in the ceiling so I’m getting rid of the MaxJax cart and the factory hoses. The hoses may have leaked a little at the quick connects which seems to be a common theme. The cart is in good condition. Located near Sacramento, CA...

You guys have convinced me...that and my electrical buddy who saw the pictures of my panel. I've put down the crack pipe and I'm keeping the massive 60 gallon and going 220:beer:

I've still got the compressor. Told the guy I'd sell it to him Sunday, but until then I can deliberate...Here's a picture of a picture of my panel. I'll get a better picture after work. I don't think there's any open spots. This is the outside wall to the garage. If it ended up being a lot...

http://yubasutter.craigslist.org/tls/4889694047.html ^My compressor. Doesn't look to be dual rated.. Man this kinda *****. I want to be able to run my DA intermittently and be able to spray small body panels intermittently as well.

You're right :( damnit that would have been such a sweet deal!

It's on the outside. House was built in 2005. Inside the garage I've got a nice water valve panel though.

Geographically he's not close haha.

My electrical panel is by the garage, so my electrician friend said it would probably run me $500 if it's fairly easy to do. Then I'd have to pay $90 for a permit from the city. This is a "starter" house for me and my garage is only 20'x20', so I figure my next house in 5 years or so will be a 3...

At my current house the washer and drier are upstairs, so the 220V wiring would have quite a ways to go. I would also need a new box. I think the cost would be nearing $1,000.

I'm selling my 220V 60 gallon compressor since my new house doesn't have 220V in the garage and I don't have the money to wire it up. I found a 120V from Harbor Freight that seems to have the best specifications I can find for a 120V. I noticed that there are two of the same compressor, so can...

+1 on link. I'm going to buy a compressor soon and 25% off of $400 will really help the wallet.