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So I finally got this up and running. I don't know how long it is supposed to take to pump up. But it took almost 10 minutes to reach 140 PSI.The pump is rated to 800RPM at 150PSI . The electric motor is 3/4 HP 1725 RPM. I also have a 5hp 3450rpm motor that came with it to. My question is will...

40CPE Nice score. you will have storage for miles. Oh by the way you ****.

I got my gas money and the guy got it for free. Also the add was 80.00 O.B.O

It was not to bad of a drive 30 minutes. looks good sitting on the bench. I am liking it.

I think I did OK. The add was for 80.00 got it for 70.00. I the guy new what he had but he has to move at the end of the month. I am stoked.

Picked this up last year. Have yet to run it needs a little work. Anyone know what kinda CFM this will produce. It's a 1952 DeVilbiss model 330.

General rule is no more than 3% voltage drop. Based on a calculator I have you'd need to use a minimum of #1/0 copper for 300'. 250' you can squeeze it down to #1 copper. Edit: Aluminum is going to be #3/0 to #4/0, 250' & 300'. The crawlspace run is 80ft. And to the garage is 174ft 254...

The shop is 26x32. The shop will have three 220 recepticals lift,compreser,welder sixteen wall outlets and six lighting boxes. A couple of outdoor boxes and of course out door lighting. Hopffully that will cover every thing. Did I miss any thing?

Looking for wire size for a 100 amp sub panel. The run will be about 250-300 ft. I have been told several sizes like #4, #3, #1 copper. Or increase the size and run aluminum. Sure would like to no what is the right size to use for voltage drop. Next question is there a standard height for wall...

Just installed two 3800's last week. Purdy darn nice, No run time yet. Definitely like hearing the dead bolt

Thank for every ones replies. Me and the contractors will be talking tomorrow.

So I am getting ready to pour the slab. To all my research I will be using a vapor barrier. The thing is that both the concrete contractor and the builder does not want to use one. He says the it will induce spider cracking on the top layer. And now they want me to sign a waver. I will doing my...

I was wondering if I can use a standard walk behind concrete saw or do I need a soft cut saw? I am getting ready for the pour in a day or to. Shop 26x32x10

It time to make a decision on the doors. The garage is 26x32x10. Roof pith is 4/12 pitch with vaulted ceilings 2 10x8 doors. One bay is going to have a lift. So that will have a hi-lift door and a lift master 3800. I am thinking of doing a hi lift on the other door door also. Or should I put a...

Should I have the rebar go through the base or just close?

I am getting ready for the pour of my slab. I am wondering if there is consideration for re-bar under a lift. I am concerned with when I go to roto hammer for the anchors. I am planing on doing two 4x4 squares. The re-bar is being placed on a2x2 grid. The lift is going to be Bendpac XPR-10a. Any...

August 4, 2011 - Saw cutting control joints the morning after the pour. Cuts are 1-1/4" deep and 10' on center. These will be filled with flexible crack filling epoxy. jaredfloyd That is one bad azz shop. I am building a shop with the same construction t-walls then the slab and want to saw...

Anybody used this Product?