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It has head unloaders for continuous run option.

The open drip motor is fine. You do not need worry about that. Very few units ship with TEFC anyhow. The tank is questionable unless you are a certified pressure vessel welder and want to repair it IF it leaks. Some on here are frightened of everything. Honestly you can sell it for around 300...

Yes. Motor and pulley.

its 10.6@90 on your 60 gallon. Take the motor and pulley from the 60. Bolt it on your 20. Enjoy.

Not a Rotary, Revolution or a Forward which Rotary owns. Most definitely is an EL-Cheapo Chinkenese lift Tho. Seen one like it in a cheap import magazine for peeps more concerned with money than quality.

I have to tell a customer tomorrow that his Coats 700S balancer is at it's life's end. It needs the PCB (Printed circuit board). The very best price I could find on it was $910 Dollars. From past experience, customers will not drop that kind of cash on a board, so I imagine he will send it to...

You will eventually have a nightmare brewing with a underground pipe setup as you describe. Regardless of distance, and regardless of filtration, water will collect in that cradle you plan to manufacture with the piping setup.

I find snake shot in a pistol works well with snakes and rats and mice.

You could also switch to a MINERAL based compressor oil such as LE Monolec compressor oil. Less money, exact same results.

Check out the challenger VERSA-Metric. It is available in extra height too.

Anchor to Anchor ... 6 inches.

The compressor is easily able to handle that job and your hose and fittings are fine. Your gun is the problem. Buy an I/R231C and solve the issue for good.

Creepers? ..... The BONE is the only creeper I Own.

Welcome from Pa! I hope the docs fixed ya up right the first time. My uncle had to go thru it twice.

My wife has imposed a simple policy on me that insures a clean garage. If it is not used in 366 days, get rid of it.

Do you plan to install a car lift? Personally I would never ever use less than 4000 PSI concrete in a new garage build.

Hi Mooky. I'm in PA too. Welcome to the forums!

I'm upset you guys are not bringing me a fresh cold beer when I'm empty! How many posts before that happens?

By the looks of the picture, it resembles an old third generation Brunner Compressor pump. First and second generation pumps has brass valve caps on top of heads. Curtis and very early Champion pumps looked similar. It is definitely not a Worthington. That pump has an intercooler which means it...

It is NOT 100% duty. Unless it is a Rotary SCREW compressor or an elite few big boy compressors such as a Quincy pressure lube or a POWEREX from Campbell's industrial line, or some LEROI units. Maybe a few I didn't name here , but NOT this one. Also if he has a 100% duty cycle compressor...