Subject	6 hp/30 gal upright is fine unless you plan on restoration..
Posted by	Gizmo on November 21, 2005 at 11:17 AM
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In Reply To	Suggestions are welcomed... posted by Neogenesis on November 21, 2005 at 10:37 AM
Message	or other projects that require long bouts of continous use. Sandblasting or using air sanders and cutting tools is no fun with a 30 gallon. For changing tires, suspension work, etc...30 gallon is fine.
Follow Ups	Suggestions are welcomed... - Neogenesis 10:37:25 11/21/05 6hp/30gallon upright. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 11:04:36 11/21/05 2nd. Great for about anything you need. (n/m) - Zfreak(Dallas) 18:36:39 11/21/05 5hp/60gallon upright. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 11:08:56 11/21/05 2nd - Atl300zxTT (Less Lazy) 11:16:16 11/21/05 A cutting tool uses a lot more air than impact or - AzHeat 12:46:09 11/21/05 Is upriight better than a Horizontal stance? (n/m) - Neogenesis 12:00:15 11/21/05 It takes up less room. (n/m) - Kenny 12:02:27 11/21/05 3rded, love mine. 60 gallon upright rules. :) (n/m) - spotz 12:18:54 11/21/05 5.5 HP, 22 Gallon from Lowes - MidLifeZ 11:15:48 11/21/05 6 hp/30 gal upright is fine unless you plan on restoration.. - Gizmo 11:17:55 11/21/05 Agreed.. The bigger the better! MORE POWER! :) (n/m) - MidLifeZ 11:20:01 11/21/05 Craftsman 33gal Air Compressor - Justin (So Cal) 11:39:15 11/21/05 I remember seeing something similar at Home Depot for the - Neogenesis 11:57:48 11/21/05 I got the upright version of that. The tools are so-so. (n/m) - Kenny 12:03:02 11/21/05 6 h.p. - 60 gallon with two stage pump, 150 psi... - canyoncarver 14:02:37 11/21/05 How long is "extended use"? (n/m) - Neogenesis 20:33:23 11/21/05 Re: How long is "extended use"? - canyoncarver 08:28:11 11/22/05 Campbell-Hausfeld 7hp. 60 gallon tank 220V - MOTRSPRT--ID 17:17:11 11/21/05
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