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Bump for edited question. I think I will just lay it down then wait to run it. Unless I can get it in the truck upright somehow.

Quick question, can you haul an air compressor on its side with no ill effects. Edit: Is $900 for an ingersoll rand 7.5 HP 80gal. With the full add on package: after cooler automatic drain... that is a few years old a good buy.

You would have to buy the carrier fitting for the wall. Most will require a 1" water line. IMO its not worth the trouble.

Okay so I changed the link in the first post. How about these: http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1402181

Thanks for the help.

Yeah I saw that after posting. They would be for my garage so I would have to make sure on the ballasts.

I am curious to hear your opinions on these. http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1402181 Changed the link.

With a ball valve I hold the heat on the pipe until the solder melts then move my heat to the valve and make sure the solder pulls into the joint.

Re: picts of your in floor heat set ups. Thanks, sounds reasonable to me. I have a 36x48 garage with a small apartment in it thats only 350sq. ft. or so. I only have the radiant under the apartment so mine should be even lower hopefully. Thanks again.

Re: picts of your in floor heat set ups.

Still for sale $75

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=34857&highlight=swagelok This is what I used.

Go to grizzly.com then click on the shop planner icon. You can build your garage and fill it with what you are going to put in it to see how it fits before you start building. There is no trucks, or cars but you can change the different accesories to a size that matches what you have. Example...

Last time to the top before ebay.

There is a 2 door post for sale in the classifieds on pro-touring.com/forum

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