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Link to the manual....https://npeinc.com/manuals/General%20Electric/GEBK73/GEK-39641%20Operation%20and%20Maintenance%20Manual%20LeRoi%20-%20Dresser%20Series%2020%20through%2080%20Single%20Stage%20Series%20100%20through%20900%20-%20Two%20Stage%20Air%20Compressors.pdf It is a pressure lubricated...

I believe we all have a duty to help our fellow GJ'ers spend their money in order to stimulate our economy so to speak.

Slab: Level...I hate sloping floors! Roof: Pitched...I hate flat roofs!

I probably made it sound more difficult than it really is Bill. I would use that method if I only had a few cuts >45°, other wise it was my Bigfoot 10". After 32 years of framing, I still miss the smell of fresh Douglas Fir in the morning!

Worm drive Skilsaw NOT a table saw

Back in my previous life, I cut many conventional roofs. You can create cheek cuts greater than a 45° by either making the plumb cut first, then say you need a 60° cheek cut, you then subtract the needed angle from 90° (90 minus 60 = 30) set your saw table to 30° and make your cheek cut by...

I would call that a "rafter is too short, now what?"...seriously.

I didn't use to, but a friend that also left his on 24-7 at his shop, had a pop-off valve stick open on his compressor which then ran continuously all weekend until the pump went south, then fried the motor. I have since then started turning mine off at night, both at my shop and my home.

Their specs state Gas engine to 6L, Diesel to 3L

You might consider either a Jerkinhead or Dutch Gable design. Both give you longer ridge length while adding some 'Hip' flavor. Think outside the box...yes that was a play on words.

NO HOA's here pal...Not at all...'Form Follows Function' is or should be the basis for the design.

'FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION'

I'm pretty sure there is a wiring diagram on the inside face of the junction box cover that you removed.

I absolutely love my Rubbermaid 7.5 cu. ft. commercial grade 2 wheeled poly cart. It rolls so easily with it's large 20" diameter wheels and the wheel placement allows you to balance the CG of your load fore & aft. I can push and steer with one hand if on flat terrain (leaving one hand free to...

These were $157 when I posted this same link in 2020...should have bought a dozen! https://www.industrialairpower.com/6664n-tool.html

Well...personally in the hot summer, I use that ice in my 'Margarita rocks'... to hell with the air compressor!

Jeeeez...somebody needs to pull the plug on this thread. Here, read this... Garden hoses are manufactured to withstand a certain amount of pressure. The pressure at which they split is the burst pressure rating. A low-quality hose will burst at about 200 psi, and a high-quality hose can hold...

Negative...quick run away.

Think about it...a static (no air movement) wall mounted aluminum tube unit vs. a belt guard mounted dynamic (fan cooled) copper tube (60% more thermal conductivity than aluminum...even without the fan cooling). For the dollars spent, I believe you're money ahead with the belt guard mounted...

Can't beat that deal niget, AND it's made in the US! Just need -8 adapters to flare or compression and a couple of angle mounts and you're good to go. I would check the max PSI rating to be safe. EDIT: I read that they are rated @250 PSI.