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| | | | Joined: Mar 2008 Posts: 1,775 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Mar 2008 Posts: 1,775 | I have a Husky 33 gallon, direct drive. It's probably about the same as what you have. It takes awhile to fill, mainly because it's a 150 PSI compressor. It runs the air tools pretty good. My only complaint is it takes a long time to fill. It gets to the 100PSI stage pretty fast, but getting to 150 PSI takes forever!
Menards has a 60 gallon Sanborn that may be my next purchase. With a $400 price tage, it's not too shabby. Farm&Fleet has a similar compressor called, "Industrial Air" which can be had for about the same money. From what I'm told they're made by the same company.
The Ingersolls and Campbell Hausfields at Tractor Supply seem to be pretty good quality. Not priced too bad either. | | |
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