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It just came to me a few days before going to get it. I grabbed a handful of 2.5 inch deck screws and my impact driver and brought them with me. I only put one screw in each corner of the pallet. It was enough to secure it to the point when i tried to pull and push it the whole trailer moved...

Where do i find a "hose end regulator"? Could i just take a pressure gauge and put a quick connect male plug on it and use that to check the pressure at the end of the hose?

I have another question, feel kinda silly for asking it. How do you know what psi your getting at the end of your hose? If i set my regulator to 100psi how do i know thats what im actually getting at the end of the hose?

Read the first sentence, not much to assume

Teenagers are only expensive if you let them be expensive. Congrats on the lift

Im leaving mine on the pallet until i get the walls finished. Once that is done and i know for sure where i want it to be i will remove it from the pallet. Its easier to move around when its on the pallet too.

Sweet! And its affordable. Hopefully there is threads in the intake, i havent taken the cover off the filter yet to check it out.

Can you post a link for me? Do you have any pics of your setup? I really wanted the red one but i didnt want to pay extra for it since i didnt see much difference in the specs.

I was told the same exact thing when i bought the 33 gallon craftsman oiless. 10 years later after very hard use it still works like the day it was new. Besides this compressor is really a CH, i dont consider their compressors cheap junk. I guess some might.

Ive been using cheap HF fittings for years, takes years before they start to leak. I figure for the cost of them its not a big deal, just replace them. Even expensive fittings will leak at some point, ton more expensive to replace though.