Subject	One other thing worth discussing in this thread -
Posted by	J-Mart on February 04, 2008 at 12:30 AM
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In Reply To	The air pressure is not really a concern. posted by J-Mart on February 04, 2008 at 12:23 AM
Message	You can get inline driers for a compressor. It helpful for a couple reason. It takes moisture out of the air being supplied to tools to increase their longevity. Also, if you are considering painting I believe it is a must have to prevent contamination of your paint due to moisture. Lastly, if you have steel hard lines supplying air stations it will protect them from rusting and failure. We use a catch system on our compressor at home. It is basically a filter that plugs inline at the compressor outlet housing. The air cycles through it and then exits to a typical air chuck fitting. I am not sure exactly how it works, but it collects the water at the bottom of a cylinder with a valve that you open to drain water out of the filter. I think it is relatively inexpensive and a good investment to product expensive power tools. Jared 1994 Twin Turbo
Follow Ups	Looking into an Impact Wrench...Need Input - MAD_96TT(MO) 20:37:53 02/03/08 Welcome to TT.net! - SactoTodd 21:35:54 02/03/08 Search sucks Todd, You should know that by now (n/m) - Mike(La Canada) 21:40:10 02/03/08 I just tried a few terms, all sorts of info. (n/m) - SactoTodd 21:48:14 02/03/08 yeah from 05 (n/m) - Mike(La Canada) 22:17:05 02/03/08 Lies. (n/m) - Kenny 22:12:21 02/03/08 What power are you running to the compressor? - J-Mart 21:37:36 02/03/08 2nd the IR. Indestructible and very powerful. (n/m) - jmw23712 21:40:57 02/03/08 3rd. Buy that one and be done with it. (n/m) - jcieslik 21:45:41 02/03/08 Thanks, that IR sounds like a good product. - MAD_96TT(MO) 22:18:23 02/03/08 Just make sure what you run it off of has ample amps. - J-Mart 23:38:29 02/03/08 Thanks for your help. (n/m) - MAD_96TT(MO) 23:44:49 02/03/08 Harbor Freight... - scottyfender 21:45:35 02/03/08 Their impack is ok. I did have one break on me after a few - ShakaShaun(Denver) 21:47:32 02/03/08 here you go - aliaZ 22:35:00 02/03/08 wrd (n/m) - Guapo 22:46:28 02/03/08 I have had my IR231 for at least 15 years. - Spddracer 22:48:18 02/03/08 Sounds pretty reliable, and the price doesn't sound bad . - MAD_96TT(MO) 23:34:13 02/03/08 IR hands down. - whitepearlz 22:49:37 02/03/08 What model is that air compressor? (n/m) - MAD_96TT(MO) 23:42:27 02/03/08 Pictures shows Craftsman. (n/m) - AZHeat 09:07:19 02/04/08 i have the same compressor... - apudapus 19:43:23 02/04/08 I'd look into going cordless... - Z1rider 23:28:00 02/03/08 I still havn't bought one of those (n/m) - collegeboy 23:57:27 02/03/08 Question regarding Air Compressors - ZXRider(SoCal) 00:00:25 02/04/08 The air pressure is not really a concern. - J-Mart 00:23:49 02/04/08 One other thing worth discussing in this thread - - J-Mart 00:30:12 02/04/08 Well I bought my tank used - ZXRider(SoCal) 01:40:19 02/04/08 It wouldn't hurt to. (n/m) - J-Mart 01:48:13 02/04/08 Check the bottom of the tank. There should be a valve - olyar15 15:33:17 02/04/08 dw059 (n/m) - maglito 00:14:42 02/04/08 Re: dw059 - collegeboy 00:40:08 02/04/08 Quality Powder Coating - maglito 00:50:40 02/04/08 get a nice cordless, at least 14.4v or more - Tennyson (ATL) 04:09:47 02/04/08 If you do any trackdays, or racing, I agree cordless. (n/m) - Turnerscasa (Dallas) 05:46:01 02/04/08 or roadtrips. Ive carried an 18v DeWalt impact for years. (n/m) - Ballistic 07:21:21 02/04/08 might be ok for lug nuts, but that's about it - aliaZ 08:13:28 02/04/08 What the pro's use now.. - Z1rider 10:22:29 02/04/08 I doubt that would be enough for a harmonic balancer bolt (n/m) - aliaZ 11:03:54 02/04/08 Re: I doubt that would be enough for a harmonic balancer bolt - Z1rider 11:35:25 02/04/08 are you speaking from experience? - aliaZ 12:04:06 02/04/08 the Snap-On is too long - aliaZ 12:19:09 02/04/08 2nd. I tried this and they don't break the tough ones loose - Yoshi 11:25:44 02/04/08
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