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| | | | Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 327 Cruising in the Passing Lane | | Cruising in the Passing Lane Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 327 | I have a compressor pump that a neighbor gave to me and I have a two hundred gallon propane tank to use. Now my question is, since I know less than nothing about setting this thing up. I am posting a link and in it you will see the pump. The wheel in front is over a foot in diameter(so you can tell this thing is real big) The outlet for air is on the back right and it pumps so much air you can't keep your hand over it for two revolutions of the wheel. 52pickup, when he was here, told me that an electric motor would work on this pump. What size motor should I be looking for? What will I need to fix this up for my shop? I need to be walked through this one step at a time because I am out of my depth on even what questions to ask. Any help will be graciously appreciated and always returned in kind. I want to run both a paint-body shop and drivetrain shop off from this setup. here is the picture, it isn't very good but I can't lift it by myself. compressor pump
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